Hope is like an essential nutrient that keeps us alive. Water, air, and food are necessities without which we'd eventually die. Without them, we would struggle on with the hope that we will find what we need until we give up our last dying breath. Hope drives us. Hope sustains us.
Maybe the A to Z Challenge is not quite as vital as just staying alive, but it serves as a decent metaphor for our lives and the pursuits that keep us going. As another April approaches, some of us hope there will be another April Challenge and then when we get word that it's on, we sign up with the hope that we will finish the blogging ordeal that lies ahead. Once the Challenge starts we hope that we will complete a post for every letter. We hope that we will write good content that will draw readers. We hope some of those readers will leave a comment. We hope it's a nice comment.
Hope moves us forward in life as well as through the things we do in life. Without hope, we are essentially aimless. Hope is the expectation that tomorrow is going to come and that maybe it's going to be better than today. The best hope is realistic hope because that is hoping for a goal that we are actually likely to attain.
Hope is the fuel that burns inside of us to bring us success and satisfaction. But remember: Hope works best where there is intent. Unguided hope is just an aimless dream if you don't intend to finish what you start. Keep your hope on a true path guided by intent.
We are hoping you will finish the Challenge and finish well. Now, what is your intent?
