Jump

Jump
Life is a wonderful journey of ups and downs 
Its a story of some challenges lost, some glorified with crowns

The golden rule to survive through this confusion is an art
Follow, Never take success to head and failure to heart

The vision of a person divided into smaller mission
Every mission is a small battle fought with some intention

Some battles may be not  even worth of a mention 
Success at smallest battles deserves celebration

Those battles may be smaller in the context of the war
Soldiers in the team, may be ignorant and jump in the air 

This jumping is their expression of happiness emotion
To suppress them immediately is not a sign of a leader's direction.

Taking them into confidence and illustrating negatives of celebration
They realise their focus on goals may lose concentration.

This ensures a team with a focused aim is in process of creation
Once created, its a formality of target realisation

The confidence and the euphoria after target realised needs your presence
The Jumps, the joys, the cheer, the energy amongst the team can enrich the experience

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