Let me start my answer with a beautiful poem by famous poet Mirza Ghalib:
Hazaron ḳhwahishen aisi ki har ḳhwahish pe dam nikle,Bahut nikle mere arman lekin phir bhi kam nikle,English translation:I have thousands of desires, each so big that I can die for it.I have fulfilled some of them, but they are very few.
We
are all filled with numerous desires. These desires pulls us in every
direction. We run from one desire to another as we wish to fulfill all.
Instead of moving onwards any direction, we move in the Brownian motion like in this picture.
The result is that we reach nowhere even though travel a lot of distance and spend a lot of energy.
If you wish to focus on one goal and one desire, you must forgo all others. This is the most difficult task for any person.
We simply don’t want to lose anything and always think of gaining everything.
In our attempt to have everything in life, we end up getting nothing of any value.
You
have to decide yourself as to which desire is the most important in
your life not only for present but also for future. You must decide what
you wish to be after five years, after ten years or after twenty five
years from now. Once you've fixed your goal, drop all other goals and
follow that one goal with full force and passion till you've achieved
it.
Swami Vivekananda once said-
“Take
up one idea. Make that one idea your life – think of it, dream of it,
and live on that idea. Let the brain, muscles, nerves, every part of
your body, be full of that idea, and just leave every other idea alone.
This is the way to success that is way great spiritual giants are
produced.”
If
you can follow one goal and discard all other goals in life, there is
no reason why you won’t be able focus on your goal and achieve
consistent good results.
- Awdhesh Singh ,Author Essay & Ethics book for IAS Exam | Ex-IRS | Educator
- Awdhesh Singh ,Author Essay & Ethics book for IAS Exam | Ex-IRS | Educator
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