‘Portal of Tenacity’ by John Ralph Tuccitto (113 words)

​Goals solve the jigsaw of open gaps.  Either way, what does the open gap represent?  Open gaps in any context muddies the status with its presence.  Do you want to be outnumbered by teammates, or competition?  Underdogs are the portal to tenacity.  Should THAT tenacity consistently benefit you, penetrate the competition with THAT version of luck.  “I want control!” or “I don’t want control, but others depend on me.”  Live a genuine life splitting hairs between faith and luck.  What’s the difference?  God’s our gap, and Jesus died for our genuine self.  Is it luck faith saved?  Earth is NOT heaven.  If your luck prioritizes what doesn’t matter...luck alone damns with EARTHLY riches.

Translated by ChatGPT4o
 
Setting goals helps fill in the missing pieces in our lives, like solving a puzzle. But what do these missing pieces mean? Gaps, or missing pieces, can make things unclear.

Would you rather have more friends on your team or more competitors? Sometimes, being the underdog, or the one who seems less likely to win, makes you stronger and more determined. If this determination helps you, you can beat the competition with a bit of luck.
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Sometimes we want to be in control, or we don’t want control but still have people who depend on us. We should live honestly, balancing between believing in something (faith) and luck. What's the difference? God fills our gaps, and Jesus died so we can be our true selves. Is it luck that faith saved us? Earth is not the same as heaven. If you focus on things that don’t really matter, luck can lead you to care only about money and riches, which is not good.