What you truly believe in and put your effort towards, you typically get it. Its the universal cause and effect syndrome. Everything works in a cause-effect paradigm. If you work hard, you get results. The question is how much work you consider hard work. The result is inevitable and will follow!!
Life is short and we always have infinite wants. Out thoughts starts revolving around it. Over the years I have realized that we only get and do what we want and we always get some result (positive OR negative). Our wants are dangerous and can guide us to do anything.
Once I wanted to be the best in my company and one day I was given the award of excellence (after 2 years of service in the company). All depends on how badly you want something and what are the other things you are willing to sacrifice. To be the best I had to sacrifice family time, give-up further studies, a few pleasures of life like playing tennis in the evenings, go swimming and also time to do photography. All the time was taken by office and work. So you should be aware of what you want.
We often have the feeling to help others, but often fail to do so. One should be sensitive of Wants and Needs. The need demands higher attention and immediate resolution. Wants could be many and can be addressed later. If you can satisfy someones need, then its a true service to humanity. As I said earlier, people have infinite wants and to satisfy all the wants is not possible. Another important factor but difficult to access is, if there is really a need or you are a bakra in the persons melodrama.
Habits of a person can make a lot of difference. If you invest 2000 rupees every month, you would have a lot of money in 8 to 10 years. We all know that but how many of us practice it ? Lets take another habit, in our effort to donate to humanity we search for the ideal person who has the needs, why cant we just donate 2 roti every day to unknown people ? In a year you would have donated 730 rotis (365 x 2) !! Is that not a huge donation and service to humanity ? Just 2 roti every day not much. The key here is everyday and ‘every month’ which is not easy to practice. Our parents have to spent a lot of time to instil the habit if brushing our teeth everyday when we were a child, after sometime it just becomes a part of your regular routine. As we grow we do not install good habits within ourselves.
Out of love and affection, often my mother would cook delicious food and ask me to eat. I would love the food and soon start asking for tasty food again and again. After a few months, if you dont get tasty food, you just dont want to eat!! Hold on, lets look back
Is the tasty food you want, healthy for your body? Is the habit of tasty food doing any good to your body and you? If the answer is NO then why do you want it ? Why cant we just say NO to it and move to a healthy diet? The answer is that we have already developed a habit of tasty food and now cant move away from it. We often become slaves to our tongue. Why?
This brings me to another nature we have is resistance to change. What is going on is comfortable and we just dont want to change. I wonder why? Is this habit of ours helping us?
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