What stands in the way becomes the way

 What stands in the way is the way, a quote by Marcus Aurelius.

I have been quite stressed out by the obstacles on my path to growth. But one by one, I have been able to resolve and move forward with my vision.

At first, it was the lack of capital to expand. I solved it by receiving investments from Sean Lawrence and Ayob.

Then, after I received the new money for expansion, I came to face with the big baggage that was sitting in the house. I could not exactly decorate and make the place "high-end", with all the old furnitures sitting there. So I am currently in the process of removing the objects from that house. This goes to plan, then I cannot think of more obstacles to making the place into a lit money-making machine.

I suppose the final big obstacle is the risk of legality. It is not exactly an obstacle but more like a potential assassin that can strike randomly. So in order to make things legal, I will expand in a certain way where I have no problem with the law.

As more and more of my portfolio becomes fully legal, I would not have to worry about that sticky little assassin lurking around.

I can crush most obstacles with my army, but if an assassin gets behind my back, the army cannot be of much help.

So I have a brilliant track record of breaking through my obstacles, and I should be confident in my ability to continue doing so in the future.

I had moments when I see the clear future of growth of my company into a big and strong internationally renowned brand. I have felt it vividly. I shall do well to remember that.

I will keep on a stoic mind, keep my head high and focused on the vision, and march forward.

What stands in the way is the way.

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