Feeling tired and ready to give up is a normal part of life’s journey. There are moments when nothing seems to work, and hope feels out of reach. But here’s the truth: you’re not alone, and you’re not the first to feel this way. The problem is often not the situation but our inability to notice that these struggles are universal. History is filled with stories of people who overcame moments like these by simply holding on. It’s not about never feeling tired—it’s about refusing to let those feelings define your outcome. Hold on; brighter days are ahead.

Struggles are not unique to any one person; they are a universal part of life. Whether you’re an entrepreneur striving to make your business thrive, a pastor ministering to a congregation, or a politician navigating complex challenges, everyone has their battles. The Bible never promises a life free from difficulty. Instead, it assures us that in the face of trials, we are not alone. Psalm 23 reminds us that even though we walk through the valley of the shadow of death, God is with us, offering comfort and guidance. So, take heart—every valley has a purpose, and God’s presence never fails.

Think about your favorite role model or mentor—someone you admire deeply. Can you recall a time they shared stories of their struggles and triumphs? If not, it might be because you haven’t taken the time to study their journey. Everyone who has achieved something meaningful has faced adversity. These stories are a treasure trove of wisdom and resilience. Learning about their valleys can strengthen you in your own. As you reflect on this, remember that perseverance builds character, and God uses every struggle to shape you into who you’re meant to be. Keep going; the journey is worth it.