In an encounter with two
college dropouts I found the main thing they lacked was self-confidence. They
were brightest intellects who had stopped believing. Let’s retrieve our lost
faith by understanding the cause and effect.
Past
failures
of life can make the present task appear daunting. Haven’t we seen many
geniuses giving up their entire life’s work after failing just once? They keep
lying there in dirt on every fall, and then complain for being treated like
dirt. You wouldn’t want that, right? So here’s the deal, Extract the lesson
from past failures and the delete the torment.
Keep away
from over confidence.
It happens when you set your expectations way above your potential. It’s good
to be optimistic but your goal should always be realistic and achievable. Once
you get to the next level then set higher goals. Baby steps ensure to get you
there faster than a blind long jump.
Critics, the worse ones are always
your own family. Even if you become a specialist your family will always see
you as an amateur. You don’t need anyone’s approval or appreciation. Stand by
your side when everyone else walks away.
Fears will always be there, pay
less attention to them. Concentrate on the things that reduce your fears of
failing. Also change the direction of fears to help you achieve goals. Instead of
fearing to let everyone down, try to fear the consequences of losing faith in you.
Doubts are your internal
critics. These are definitely most difficult type of critics to avoid. Remedy is
a constant reminder of the moments in life you achieved your desires. Display
all the awards, titles or certificates in a place where you can see them on
daily bases. This serves as a high impact slap on the face of the little voice
in you.
Negativity that drains you (or would
try to) is called haters. These are the people who hate everyone who set an
example of endless possibilities. They
are daredevil who would go far off limits to destroy you in any way they can. You
don’t need to worry for the ONE who created you gave you a remedy for it. I.e. ignore
them and ask your Maker for protection.
Failure may seem a result
of the external uncontrollable factors but it start from the inside. The
inside critic you could have controlled. On every failure don’t we feel there
was more than enough chance for our success? It’s simple; people who succeeded
in this world were only the people who defeated their own demons. Simple
conclusion calls for a simple question: Do you really struggle to beat the worst critic inside you?
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