Showing posts with label breakthrough. Show all posts
Showing posts with label breakthrough. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 6, 2022

Moment of Breakthrough — “Cried like a baby”

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Dear Readers,

Thank you for coming here!


In my chats with friends and colleagues, a term came up quite frequently — “I cried like a baby”.

And more often than not, a breakthrough followed.

Hence, the title of this post — “Moment of Breakthrough”.

Logically, when adults cry like a baby, something very bad must have happened, they must be really hurt and feel really sad/scared/…

Typically, significant learning's come from these painful experiences, which would enable them to finally get rid of the burden they have been struggling with but did not have the determination to cut the ties with, or to discover new ways to advance.

Thus, the breakthrough.

So next time, when we cry like a baby, feel the sorrow, worry, despair and all those feelings we feel and let it out. 

But at the same time, know that a breakthrough is coming. All we need is a little time.

 

Till next time!

Thursday, August 18, 2022

We become what we choose to focus on

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Dear Readers,

Thank you for coming here!


We become what we choose to focus on.

We can choose to focus on living a even more relaxing life;

We can choose to focus on making more money;

We can choose to focus on building something for the World and leaving our mark;

We can choose to focus on everyday life;

We can choose to focus on our emotions;

… …

Whatever we choose to focus on draws our attention, time and energy and we will get closer to it.

And it is a matter of time before we talk, smell, walk and shit like that specific type.

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It could be hard to choose what to focus on.

We might struggle between what we really want (assuming we know, which is a big IF) and what we are required of (like providing for family) or even what we are expected of (like success as society/culture defines it).

Once we have chosen what to focus on, it could be hard to stick to it.

A lot of factors are at play here too.

But one helpful way is to get into a circle with similar focus.

In the circle, we get the right atmosphere to stick to our focus and we might get help when needed.

All that makes it easier for us to stick to it and sometimes can be the difference between making it through and giving up half way.

I choose to focus on breakthroughs. 

Breakthroughs in Career: holding positions I have never held before and delivering ever growing scopes and responsibilities

Breakthroughs in Financial Freedom: building a growing portfolio to achieve financial freedom

Breakthroughs in Family: raising a happy family and responsible kids.

If you have similar focus or choose to have similar focus, follow me and I will continue sharing my progresses and thoughts along the way!

 

Till next time!