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Adversity as a Means to Progress

Just like living a balanced life doesn’t mean walking a flat line, the 7 Shapes are like waves that rise and fall.

Faya, the Shape of Willpower, liked to say it this way:

“Every adversity you encounter is a new chance to progress.”

At times, it may feel too difficult, or simply unfair.

Everyone’s journey is different. All living things are born unique, and the experiences they go through make them even more so.

Remembering the presence of the 7 Shapes helps when facing adversity, which can take many forms—for example, people or tasks you dislike but must endure.
When frustration arises, a door to growth opens.

You then have the choice to step through that door and try to overcome this new challenge.

You are the only one who can take that step.

But remember, you are not alone—the 7 Shapes are here to guide you on your journey.

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