Go Slowly And Catch Your Success

 “ Rivers know this : there is no hurry. We shall get there some day “. A beautiful quote by A. A. Milne. In my opinion, it is absolutely true. There is no doubt that rivers know this, but do we know that we are heading in the right direction and will eventually reach our destination? However, we are always in a hurry. Nothing good comes from hurrying. Rather than leading us in the right direction, it destroys it. 


Sometimes we fail so many times before reaching our success point (i.e. our destination). But don’t quit. Your success level is growing slowly. Take every failure as an experience and allow that to teach us. We sometimes see all our friends, cousins, and relatives climbing the success ladder higher than us. Don't be sad, though. The level of success you have is too high. Perhaps their growth had stopped there. However, yours is still ongoing, which means you will have the highest growth rate.


When we fail in our journey, we usually hear so many negative comments. There is only one thing you can do: never mind them. If you fail, don't look back and don't listen to what others say about you. Instead, get up and keep moving.


Stories are interesting to all of us, aren't they? Ok. Let me tell you a small story. 


This story is about a 14 year old boy named Sanjay. His father died when he was 14. He was the eldest of four kids in his family. As a result, taking care of the house became his responsibility. So he started doing small jobs like selling pani puri and repairing punctures to support his family. One day he noticed a small crowd in front of an egg shop. The next day he noticed that the crowd had increased a little. That brought an idea to Sanjay’s mind. He decided to start an egg thela (something like a street food shop selling egg omelets). So he borrowed some money from his relatives and started it. Everyone mocked him for selling omelets. But he didn’t quit. At first he didn’t know how to make omelets. But he learned with continuous effort and practice. Slowly customers started coming towards him. People started appreciating him for his omelets. And it grew like that. 


And now is the real suspense. Do you know whose story this is? It is none other than the owner of EggDee, The Chef Sanjay. It has more than 8 branches in Jaipur.  


Never stop yourself. Keep moving slowly. You are putting every step towards your success. All the best and keep moving. Don’t forget to keep your beautiful smile on your beautiful face. Have a great, blessed and wonderful day. Keep Enjoying. 😀

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Turning Pain into Power !

  The word friendship seems to be too simple but it is having incredible powers than you think. It can give you joy, lots of memories that always hold over hearts and in the same way it teaches you really tough lessons of betrayal and mistreatment. Like many others reading this, I too had experienced both good and bad friendships, this really changed me but ultimately made me stronger only. I believe that we should experience the bad friendships first and then enjoy the really good life waiting for us. Bad friendships are sometimes a blessing in disguise. It will teach us resilience and make us powerful to withstand anything. But not everyone will be so lucky to overcome the emotional scars that happen through bullying or ragging. The tragic story of Ammu, a young nursing student from Kerala is a heartbreaking reminder of this. She ended her life leaving two words behind “I quit”. Ammu’s life was full of promises and I believe she had a beautiful life filled with happiness and wond...
Read more

Unstoppable power of challenges.

 W hile walking through the busy streets, I came to notice a poignant scene. A young woman in her 30’s sitting on the footpath and crafting rose bouquets. Beside her a tiny boy - mostly her son, who took the role of a tiny salesman. The boy approached the people walking by requesting them to buy the flowers. The little innocent face caught their attention, so most of them bought flowers. I joined them as well. This might seem like an ordinary scene in a busy city. But taking a moment and thinking of the scene will help us understand many things. In that moment I realized that the boy was not just selling flowers but in fact he was actually cultivating hard work and resilience in him. I am sure that he can face anything in life since he was trained to overcome challenges in this very young age. While many of us have grown in our comfort zone, it will be very difficult when life throws us into a big pit. The more we face problems in our younger age the more we will be able to face ...
Read more

Stop Comparing : Start Succeeding !

  Hellooo Everyone! Today, I want to take you back to your school days. Were you a front bencher or back bencher? You know society often considers the front benchers as the toppers and the backbenchers as the losers. Well I believe in what our former president, Abdul Kalam said, “The best brains of the nation may be found on the last benches of the classroom”. From the experiences and stories that I have heard, I came to know that the front benchers may know how to top the class but the back  benchers often have a  deeper understanding of how to be the real topper of life. And then there is that middle group, like me 😉,  the ones that don’t fit in either category. We often find ourselves stuck in the middle trying to succeed both in life and class, chasing for the ideas to be a topper. I guess I am deviating away from the main point I wanted to share with you. Let’s get back to those old school memories. Life was so simple back then, wasn’t it? The only worries were...
Read more