I love this. It's a great reminder that even when you're doing the very best you can, you can't please everybody. There's always going to be that one "rock thrower" who will question your motives and protest your efforts. The important thing is not to let them bring you down. The important thing is to remember there are still five hundred other people who want you to succeed. Failure is not an option. (And all that other "moto" stuff. Moto = motivational phrases Marines use to psych each other up. See also: "Oorah", "Semper Fi", and "Get Some".) I don't want this to become a motivational blog post where I'm saying cheesy lines like "Believe in yourself" and "Be the best YOU you can be". Not that those aren't important life lessons, of course. It is important to believe in yourself and to have strong convictions that what you're doing is right. We're not all lucky(?) enough to have children running after us, cheering us on and giving the thumbs up. And sometimes the rock throwers are going to make a louder noise. But the supporters are still there nonetheless.
Even if the only supportive voice you hear is your own, telling you to just.keep.going.
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