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Your Attitude is You |
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by Kiran Tagare |
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You’re only one attitude away from achieving your goals. An attitude with a capital A is the difference between success and failure. Your ability to succeed is determined by how and what you think. Happy events, accomplishments, adulations, and clapping lead the minds of successful individuals. The ideas are depressing, full of failures, beatings, and insults for those who wish to be failed to accomplish. People will tell you that their actions are dictated by their surroundings. Everything, they say, is doom and gloom. If Nelson Mandela had been pessimistic, he would not have been released from prison. He was so certain that he would be free, and he was right. Victor Frank was imprisoned in a Nazi concentration camp. He stated that nobody could imprison his mind. It is free and can ponder in a way he likes. He made it out alive.
So, why is it that this happens to these people? It’s because they’ve been told that being happy is a sin by those around them. Finding happiness is a negative thing. Finding pleasure is distasteful; it is sacrilegious to be blissed out. If you want to be happy, you must pay the price. You must first suffer, and only then are you entitled to happiness. Lord Rama spent his prime in rain forest, Lord Krishna was destined to die even before he was born, and Jesus Christ was crucified to the cross. That is how our minds are programmed. So, you go to motivational workshops and attend seminars and get high for couple of days. When the novelty of the subject wanes out, you revert back to your old self and believe that all of this positive thinking is a waste of time. Murphy’s Law strikes once more. This is due to the fact that your old personality creeps in and pulls you away from motivation and happiness. Images (c) istock.com |
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07-May-2022 | ||
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