One Has to Jump Yesterday, a friend shared a video with me. It's a video of Steve Harvey giving a speech to the audiences at the end of the show, but he didn't the cameras were rolling. It was an inspiring and encouraging speech indeed. He conveyed the message that in order to become successful, one has to jump. And he also talked about the role of God. Although I'm non-religious, deep in my heart, I believe with no doubt that there is always someone out there, could be God or could be anyone else, like parents, teachers, friends or strangers, and they witness what we do, good or evil. And one day when we do become successful, it might just because once we helped a stranger who has always remembered our kindness and looked for a chance to pay back. When he talked about "jump", to me, it's like giving yourself a chance to try new things or take the challenge. Even though you cannot see any point of taking that challenge because it's just out of your curiosity, passion or persistence, one day you'll see the meaning of doing this. So his speech reminded me of another speech given by another great person. Steve Jobs once said in a commencement speech at Stanford University, "you can't connect the dots looking forward, you can only connect them looking backwards. So you have to trust that the dots will somehow connect in the future". Personally I very much agree with his words. I always believe what we had done that makes us who we are. All those things that we have done, they have connections, which we will realize one day eventually like, "oh, it's because I used to like what what what that helps me in some ways or another". So just jump! There is nothing to be afraid of. Let our parachute open. (If there is any mistakes, please feel free to make any change. I appreciate it a lot! :D)