Find a Way by John G. Saxe

Believe in YOU. Be confident that you can make anything happen. No matter what you may be facing, there will always be a way to overcome the challenge. It may not come right away, but if you believe and work hard, nothing is stopping you. There is always a way out if you are working hard enough to find it. You need to stay positive and keep going. The most important thing is to know that if you are determined enough, you can make anything happen! Find a way or make it!

In life, if something worthwhile is going to be achieved, it is always going to require hard work. The motivation often comes from being able to see the rewards of working hard and achieving success. If you understand that there are always benefits to making things happen, it is easier for you to keep pushing. Find a way or make it!

Do not be overly self-deprecating, and do not underestimate how hard it can be to achieve anything. You may feel like you are making little progress, but this only makes you want to continue working harder for the rewards that come with hard work, which is all part of the learning process. Find a way or make it!

It is also crucial to understand that no matter how small or insignificant a task may seem, there will always be a way to make it happen. You do not have to be world-renowned or be an expert to make a difference in your life. You can do all forms of things, even the little things, and see a positive change. Find a way or make it!

Hard work is the only way anyone ever achieves anything in life. Everyone has different approaches, but no one ever gets anywhere without hard work and great determination. You never know how far your motivation and discipline will take you. All you need is to believe that doing hard work will pay off in the end, and you will be astonished at how far you can go. Find a way, or make it!

The poem Find a Way conveys this message: ” Find a  way, or make it!”

Find A Way

 by John Godfrey Saxe 

It was a noble Roman,

 In Rome’s imperial day,

 Who heard a coward croaker,

 Before the castle say,

 “They’re safe in such a fortress;

 There is no way to shake it!”

 “On! On!” exclaimed the hero,

 “I’ll find a way, or make it!”

Is Fame your aspiration?

 Her path is steep and high;

 In vain you seek her temple,

 Content to gaze and sigh:

 The shining throne is waiting,

 But he alone can take it,

 Who says, with Roman firmness,

 “I’ll find a way, or make it!”

Is Learning your ambition?

 There is no royal road;

 Alike the peer and peasant

 Must climb to her abode;

 Who feels the thirst for knowledge

 In Helicon may slake it,

 If he has still the Roman will,

 To “find a way, or make it!”

Are riches worth the getting?

 They must be bravely sought;

 With wishing and with fretting,

 The boon can not be bought;

 To all the prize is open,

 But only he can take it,

 Who says, with Roman courage,

 “I’ll find a way, or make it!”