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“Chüd, dies ist Chüd, halt aus, sei standhaft, sei tapfer, sei treu, steh für deinen Bruder ein, steh für deine Freunde ein, glaube, glaube an all die Dinge, an die du einmal geglaubt hast: daß es so etwas wie das Gute gibt; daß der Polizist, dem du erzählst, du hättest dich verirrt, dafür sorgen wird, daß du sicher nach Hause kommst; daß irgendwo hinter dem Nordpol Santa Claus wohnt, der zusammen mit den Elfen Spielzeuge herstellt,; daß es Captain Midnight wirklich geben könnte, o ja; daß deine Mutter und dein Vater dich wieder lieben werden; daß Tapferkeit möglich ist;daß auch Liebe möglich ist; und daß dir alle Wörter immer leicht und glatt von der Zunge gehen werden - keine Verlierer mehr, kein Kauern mehr in einer Erdgrube mit der hochtrabenden Bezeichnung Klubhaus, kein Weinen mehr in Georgies Zimmer, weil du ihn nicht retten konntest; glaube an dich selbst, glaube an die Glut dieses Verlangens...”

“Adaptive leadership involves learning from failures and turning them into Opportunities for growth. Leaders who integrates reflection and learning into their leadership style are better equipped to navigate future challenges. They foster a culture of continuous improvement, where both successes and failures are valued as learning experiences.”

“Understand that putting yourself first does not equate to selfishness but rather self-preservation. Your voice, your needs, and your well-being matter just as much as those of the people around you. You deserve care and compassion too.”

“You must not resist life when it becomes inconvenient to live. You cannot outrun fear. You should not ignore pain. You will not outlive death...You spent three hours in a state of distress focused solely on one emotion, hoping to discard all those from your life as if your discomforts might expire with them. But life cannot be experienced one emotion at a time. It is a tapestry of sensation, a braided rope of feeling. We must allow for reflection even when we suffer. We must reach for compassion even when we triumph. If you spend your days waiting for your sorrows to end so that you might finally live” – he shook his head – “you will die an impatient man.”

“राम राखे, ऐसे रहिये जी, जीवन में खुशियाँ भर लिये जी। कोई दिन हलवा, कोई दिन सूखी रोटी, कोई मेवा मिठाई, कोई दिन भूखे सोइये जी। दुःख की घड़ियों में भी मुस्कुराइए जी, साथ निभाते रहें, दोस्त बनाइए जी। कदम कदम पर, प्रगति करिए जी, मंज़िल को पाकर, न ठहरिए जी। सच्चाई और प्यार से जीवन सजाइए जी, राम राखे, जैसे राखें, ऐसे रहिये जी।”

“You don't have to work to earn money to feed and clothe a body when it's dead. No one can take your dignity away when you're gone. I wish I could say what shuts down that thought is love for myself as a person deserving of life, or the fear of breaking the hearts of those who love me. Those feelings are present, but they aren't enough to shut it up. What makes me turn it off if another sensation that's always with me - a burning rage, sometimes morphing into total hatred. Fuck you, fuck you, fuck you. Fuck you for making me even consider that for a second. You may not want me to live how I need to live in order to be happy, but I won't give you the satisfaction of no longer having me as a problem. I will never stop being a burden on the state when the state decided to make me one in the first place. If I have to scam, commit crimes, and become a nuisance to the taxpayer, so be it. And I'll never once feel guilty. I can't say I didn't try doing things 'the right way'. If you don't allow me to exist as a person, I have no choice but to exist as a problem.”

“Assembling a coherent portrait of Muhammad’s life required piecing together scattered fragments and structuring them in an organized manner. What emerged from the reconstruction was the realization that Muhammad had endured terrible setbacks and traumatic suffering, only to turn his brokenness into an asset, unlocking latent abilities to improve the world around him. Moved by his own experience in overcoming challenges, Muhammad dedicated himself to inspiring others to see their imperfections as the very source of their potential. Despite all the pain, Muhammad refused to see himself as a victim. His nickname al- Badr Laylat At-Tamam (the fullest moon) referred to illumination of the darkness by his bright shining face.”