Depression Is Not a Way.
One of the questions that people ask me all the time is
about motivation, they want to ask how I always be motivated and never feel
depressed. And I never know how to answer those questions, because motivation
was never my problem. I never lean on to something depressing. Or I never get
depressed because I’ve faced a lot of problems in my life, in front of which
other things looks like negligible.
I didn’t grow up with much money. My parents did the best
they can. We lived in a city, my father was a teacher and whole society was
friendly and everyone was my friend. And when I was a kid of about six or
seven, I still remember that our house was robbed. But still, we managed and things
worked out.
But few years later it didn’t worked out with my parents and they divorced. My
mom was married two additional times, my first step father was really abusive,
I still try to block out memories I still carry of him. The second one was
pretty emotionally abusive.
And when I got 18 and went for college I never looked back, I never came back home. Subsequently they also got divorced as well.
And when I got 18 and went for college I never looked back, I never came back home. Subsequently they also got divorced as well.
Today I think those days and get happy that I don’t have
those situations now. When I was 13 my mom gave me a membership of gym, and
that changed my life as I chose gym as my passion, carrier.
And I knew at the age of 13 that I will own a fitness training gym one day; that thought was really overwhelming but it didn’t worked out that way. I had my Hurdles later.
And I knew at the age of 13 that I will own a fitness training gym one day; that thought was really overwhelming but it didn’t worked out that way. I had my Hurdles later.
And after college I came back to my home town, I was broke,
struggling and didn’t knew what I was going to do in the rest of my life. My
first job was as a deputy trainer in a local gym. I worked hard and got
promoted later. At that time I had some arguments with my friends and resulted
in losing them. It was really hard on me that time. I went to councilors, and
they helped me a lot to overcome those problems.
After that I was back to beats and gave all my devotion to
my work. In those years I met a woman named Lynda, I was her fitness trainer
and I helped her to reduce about 46kgs. She was really thankful to me and we
developed a good friendship. Friend was the one thing I required at that time.
One day she came to me and told me that she want to help others like I did for
her, and she asked me to open a gym with her. I was happiest person at that
moment. We struggled a lot and I start realizing that we were not making money
that much but I was doing something of my passion so financial status doesn’t mattered
me that time, I was happy.
We started expanding our business and took loan from friends, relatives, and
bank. Later we start up ending money real quick. Lynda had some fall offs with
some investors and our gym was sold.
Later I had no money and started an ice-cream van, which was
really shame for a 30 year old guy. But after that I worked hard and saved my
money for later and started small businesses and later I developed my own gym
which was giving me a huge profit. I build many branches and now I am at a
stage on which I can say I succeeded my life.
So long story short I just wanted to tell you that you never
need to be depressed or upset. Just work hard and try to block out everything
else that’s making you upset.
Story written by –
Akshat Atray. (True Story).
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