For some reason, people tend to equate success with fortune, fame and
notoriety, when in fact, everyone is a success in his or her own way. How many
of you reading this ever reached a goal, be it long or short term? Secondly,
how many of you made it through one or a series of life’s challenges? Do you see
where I am going with this? You have to recognize smaller successes before
reaching your peak, in order to appreciate it when you reach it.
I encourage you not to compare your level of success with that of someone
else. If you stop using others as a point of reference, the level of disappointment
when you do not reach an intended goal would be lessened, and you will be able to bounce back.
That bounce back effect in itself is a small success, leading to a more
heightened level of success. It is all in how you prepare and condition your
mind when you are working toward a goal, and in how you execute your plan of
action. You cannot expect miracles, instead, you must be armed with diligence.
Regarding your plan of action, do so according to your wherewithal, and
watch how humbled and appreciative you will feel once you have reached your
pinnacle. I have said it before, we as humans are never satisfied; we always want
to be something greater than what we are or want more than what we have,
because our cultural identity politics. Practice reconditioning your mind
people, and I guarantee you will go further than you have ever imagined.
Cheers to Success,
Tish
Author of Heads or Tails? Geminis Don't Choose
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