Sometimes, there’s no clear answer. You don’t know what step to take next. That’s okay. Even if you’re unsure, choose to try.

Keep moving forward, even if you’re not sure where you’re going. It’s okay to not have all the answers. The important thing is to keep trying and believe that you can find your way.

A wise book called The Bhagavad Gita talks about this. It doesn’t make things easier, but it helps you see clearly. Sometimes, we think we are only the days when things go wrong—like when we fail or feel sad. But the Gita says that’s not true. You are more than your mistakes or feelings. Inside, you are calm and strong, watching everything happen.

No matter what’s going on outside or inside, you are still you—steady and real. Remember that when things feel upset, you are still who you truly are. The Gita says: “You can do your work, but you can’t control what happens after.”

That means you should try your best, but don’t worry if things don’t turn out the way you want. The important thing is to do what’s right—write your story, be kind, tell the truth—because it’s who you are. Doing your best is the real reward. Even if nothing works right now, you are still a good and strong person.

In the story, a brave man named Arjuna has to fight in a big battle with people he cares about. He feels scared and doesn’t want to fight. But a wise friend says, “Stand up and do what is right, even if it’s hard.” Life isn’t always fair or easy. Sometimes, we have to face sadness or tough choices. The question is: will you keep going, even when it’s hard? That’s what makes you brave.