I completely understand this feeling of yours. But each of us has a different life, requirements, surroundings, and circumstances and it is very normal to have such feelings. Everyone’s journey is unique. What worked instantly for someone might take longer for you, or it might require a different approach altogether.
Instead of seeing yourself as “unsuccessful,” consider this: your journey is still unfolding. Just because you haven’t seen results yet doesn’t mean they aren’t on their way. Comparing your timeline to others will only bring unnecessary suffering.
Leaving everything to God doesn’t mean sitting passively and doing nothing. Even divine blessings require action on our part. Think of a farmer—he prays for rain, but he also plows the field and plants the seeds. Similarly, taking inspired action doesn’t mean we are obstructing God’s work; it means we are co-creating with Him.
let’s work on turning jealousy into inspiration and self-belief and instead of blaming fate, consider tweaking your approach, being patient, and staying open to divine timing.
Instead of thinking, “Others succeed, but I don’t, so I am unfortunate,” try affirming:
“My success is unfolding at the perfect time, in the perfect way. I trust the divine plan.”
“If it is possible for them, it is possible for me too. My journey is beautifully unique.”
