@mathieustern2 Finally ! I saw @yoann_bourgeois live ! Amazing #choreography #art #sigurros #beauty #trampoline ♬ Olsen olsen – Sigur Rós
This is quite an intriguing video. A trampoline artist uses a staircase to showcase that success is not linear.
Yoann Bourgeois gives an incredible performance in front of a live audience. He is seen climbing a stair case and falling off as he makes it closer and closer to the top. Right when you think he is getting closer to his goal, suddenly he falls down to the trampoline only to be put back two or three steps from where he just was.
He finally reaches the top of the staircase appearing to have made it, however he is given the shock of falling further and further down towards the trampoline with less and less stamina.
Suddenly, he regains his strength and appears to be bouncing high and with more strength than each time before. The audience is wowed when without the stairs, he ends up gaining enough power and strength to reach the top. As he makes it to the top, everyone cheers and claps over his moving performance.
Yoann does a fabulous job of giving a visual that success is not necessary step by step. In this life we will have challenges and momentary setbacks, however we can have great joy in knowing that we do not have to give up.
God provides us with a spirit of endurance through His Holy Spirit. Even when it feels like we are constantly losing the battle against the enemy, we can regain hope and strength by calling out to Christ. He is the only One who helps us get to the top. It is all for His glory.
One viewer summed it up perfectly, saying, “it's like an analogy for how to live life. No matter how you fall, you must bounce back. More importantly, you should enjoy the journey!”
"Brothers, I do not consider that I have made it my own. But one thing I do: forgetting what lies behind and straining forward to what lies ahead, I press on toward the goal for the prize of the upward call of God in Christ Jesus.” Philippians 3:13-14