General Michael Jackson is the leader of a powerful army. You’re a novice at fighting and you have previously joined the military. The soldiers follow Michael with respect and admiration. Michael marches with unwavering confidence and goodwill. You let out a sigh of sadness, believing you won’t be good at fighting enemies. The soldiers smile mockingly, they imitate your sadness but true to Michael’s respectful and compassionate nature, he comforts you and tells you that you will be good at it.

”You will be great at everything you can’t do, I believe in you 100%. Do not listen what the soldiers think of you. Be good at what you can achieve in the future.”

With dignity and elegance, he goes back to marching with his loyal and faithful soldiers. The other soldiers are occupied with training and listening to the sergeant’s firm commands. The cannons would fire, the soldiers would leap and roll over the obstacles that comes in their way.

You thought, “What if Michael is right? I can achieve things without having to worry about soldiers mocking me. I can do it.” You exhaled sharply, you decided to march with the soldiers, imitating the authoritative and regal actions of the soldiers and that of Michael.