Greatness Comes With Patience. -- Suzy Kassem

Kassem, Suzy
Suzy Kassem 2018


In this short lifetime, why not be true to your own voice, your own story, your own truths, your own style, beat, and drum? Why reflect the words, songs and march of another? Why not use your soul's own unique language instead of constantly try to toot something not true, suitable or intended for your own instrument, painting, song, or story? Why create an image you cannot produce? And if you can create a brilliant mask, how long will you really be able to hide your true soul behind it until its colors and plastic begin to fade and melt with time?

Do not speak about truth when there is no truth in you. Do not speak about being yourself when you are trying hard to be someone else.  Do not keep crying about your pain when you have no shame creating pain in others. Do not step on truth, or someone else's truth, or someone who fights for truth and think there will be no repercussions; for there is more danger in silence, and for every action there will always be a reaction of opposite or equal measure.

Treasure integrity. Treasure your own story and truths. How will people remember you when you want to be an imitation? How will people remember your voice when you want to sound like another?  Be so different that everybody will remember you. Be yourself because an original is worth more than a copy. Be true to yourself or your heart will never forgive you; for once you silence the music from your own instrument, your true purpose and intended path will begin to fade. There is no greater crime than ignoring your conscience and the truths intended for you to live, learn, and share. So stay TRUE to YOU in everything you do. That itself is the purest and truest art. -- Suzy Kassem

Why escape your intended purpose by copying and trying to be someone else? You will discover who you were meant to be only after you have shown confidence being yourself. -- Suzy Kassem

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