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New Level

When you hear the words " new level" you probably think about mastering that super hard level on a game or if you have a transparent view on the words, it can have a new meaning for life. For me, the words "new" and "level" were two words I would have never put together in a phrase a few years ago. I thought of the word level to be going on an elevator or reaching the final level on a game, but it turned out to be the complete opposite. I learned as I grew up that the saying "I'm on a new level " had a deeper and different meaning. I learned that being on a new level meant exceeding my potential and becoming who I saw myself as not what I was seeing myself as. It was about the grind level and dedication I was urging to reach. About the passion and commitment I was willing to put in, the stars I was going to reach. As I go through the journey of life, I realize that I enter new levels of life all the time. I know what level I want to be on. And I'm determined to get there. This is more of a pep talk than a blog, but I believe that reaching you're dreams is worth it. Don't give up, keep elevating and reach new levels! "I'm on a new level, doubt as little as a pebble" - This was a verse from a song of mine. Keep pushing! - A

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