Showing posts with label perseverance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label perseverance. Show all posts
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Saturday, 28 December 2013
PERSEVERANCE ...2
Most of the important things in the world have been accomplished by
people who have kept on trying when there seemed to be no hope at
all. -Dale Carnegie
Perseverance is one of the key qualities that you need to reach success. Really, perseverance is a great tool to use, which doesn’t require neither college education nor training of any kind.
Persistence almost always leads to success. No matter what area your goals have to do with, but if you persevere, you will succeed.
In fact, your persistence has helped you learn to walk, to talk, to write. And you have succeeded in this.
You may be active, but it doesn’t mean that you move forward. If you don’t move forward, you will not achieve success.
Remember when you learned to ride a bike. Most of us made many attempts to obtain the skills of riding a bicycle, but we showed perseverance, which led us to success, and we learned to ride a bike.
The key means to develop perseverance is doing small steps, resulting in small achievement. Small achievements form a big success. Think about creating a puzzle: you add part by part and finally get the final image.
Persistence usually means learning something new in order to achieve the main goal. Always invest in your knowledge as it will assist you in moving forward and exploring new areas to succeed.
The way to success can’t be without failures. The most important thing is to learn from these failures and to continue moving forward. Do not give up. Take the necessary lesson, and move on toward success.
The key to success in any field is to continue making efforts to achieve your goal even if you haven’t managed to do it from the first time.
Perseverance is one of the key qualities that you need to reach success. Really, perseverance is a great tool to use, which doesn’t require neither college education nor training of any kind.
Persistence almost always leads to success. No matter what area your goals have to do with, but if you persevere, you will succeed.
In fact, your persistence has helped you learn to walk, to talk, to write. And you have succeeded in this.
You may be active, but it doesn’t mean that you move forward. If you don’t move forward, you will not achieve success.
Remember when you learned to ride a bike. Most of us made many attempts to obtain the skills of riding a bicycle, but we showed perseverance, which led us to success, and we learned to ride a bike.
The key means to develop perseverance is doing small steps, resulting in small achievement. Small achievements form a big success. Think about creating a puzzle: you add part by part and finally get the final image.
Persistence usually means learning something new in order to achieve the main goal. Always invest in your knowledge as it will assist you in moving forward and exploring new areas to succeed.
The way to success can’t be without failures. The most important thing is to learn from these failures and to continue moving forward. Do not give up. Take the necessary lesson, and move on toward success.
The key to success in any field is to continue making efforts to achieve your goal even if you haven’t managed to do it from the first time.
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Sunday, 22 December 2013
PERSEVERANCE ...1
An
interesting story on perseverance
King Janak
once wanted to appoint a new Chief of Army. He shortlisted 6 able soldiers from
his Army. He devised a plan to test their abilities, so that he could select
the ideal Chief of Army.The test was to fill a loosely woven bamboo basket with
water from the river and bring it to the palace. Initially everyone laughed at
the mission impossible at hand. After an hour, none of them could fill even a
single drop, leave alone, a pail of water.(as the water was dripping through
the weaves of the bamboo basket). One by one, the soldiers started to give up
.Finally, by evening, one soldier was focused on his goal As he perused his
effort, he could observe that the water holding capacity of the bamboo basket
had increased with time (as the bamboo was soaked in water throughout the day
and expanded by evening). By 8 pm he could pass the test and could get basket
full of water to the palace from the river.
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