"يمكنك يجب عليك وإذا كنت شجاعًا بما يكفي لتبدأ ستفعل"

That quote boils down to the idea that you’re capable of achieving what you set your mind to, it's something you ought to do, and if you muster the courage to begin, success is within reach. It’s pretty empowering when you think about it, right? It's not just about having the ability; it's also about recognizing the necessity and taking that leap of faith.

Historically, this sentiment has been echoed by many leaders, entrepreneurs, and motivational speakers. It’s a philosophy that’s grounded in the power of positive thinking and action. Picture the period after World War II, for instance, when the world had to rebuild from scratch. The people who took the initiative to rebuild were driven by the belief that they could, they should, and they would succeed if they started.

Take the story of J.K. Rowling. Before Harry Potter became a world phenomenon, she was a struggling single mom on welfare, battling depression. She had this idea for a magical story, but getting it published seemed like a pipe dream. She believed in her story, she felt it should be told, and despite all the rejections and challenges, she bravely submitted her manuscript time and time again. We all know how that turned out – she didn’t just write a book, she created a legacy.

If you’re looking to apply this wisdom in your own life, start by identifying something you truly want or need to do. Break it down into steps. The first step is always recognizing that you are capable. Then, convince yourself that it’s not just a dream but a necessity. Finally, take action. Start small if you have to, but start. You’ll be surprised at how those small steps can build momentum.

To put this into a relatable scenario, let’s imagine you’ve always wanted to open a little bakery. You’ve got all these recipes from your grandmother, and everyone raves about your cookies. But it's daunting – the costs, the competition, the fear of failure. So, what do you do? You remind yourself that you can bake (you’ve proven that), you should pursue this dream (because why let your talent go to waste?), and if you’re brave enough to start, well, you might just see your shop bustling with customers one day.

Consider starting with a small step—like baking a batch and selling at a local farmer’s market. The first time you do it, it might not go perfectly. Maybe you sell only half of what you hoped. But hey, you took the first step! You gathered feedback, learned, improved. Each subsequent market, you get better. Eventually, you’re not just selling out – you’re known for having the best cookies in town.

The bottom line? It’s all about belief, necessity, and action. Think of it as a three-legged stool – take away one leg, and it all topples over. But with all three, you’ve got a sturdy foundation. So, start with something small today. Believe in your ability, recognize the importance, and take that brave first step. Who knows where it will lead you?