Success Road: Inspiration For Your Journey

I love watching superhero movies. Take the original Avengers movie, for example. You have a conflict that starts when Loki shows up, takes the Tesseract, and starts his plan to take over the world. SHIELD assembles the Avengers for the first time to find and take down Loki. Loki is captured, but soon the SHIELD flying base is attacked, the Hulk goes crazy, Loki escapes, and it looks like the Avengers are defeated. That’s the point where they step back and regroup to figure out how to make it work now that new variables are introduced. So what’s the situation that we have here? There’s a dream to assemble a team of superheroes to save the world. The problem is that these heroes, for the most part, have never worked together before and each one has his own idea of how everything should go. And then there’s a disruption that shakes up everything. So, they’re at this point of regrouping before they can go back out to face Loki again. Of course, this is the overall scenario of most superhero movies. But it is also