Summary of the blog:
- Limit your Knowledge
- Use Social Media Carefully
- Don't Multitask
- Collect few relevant sources only
- Balance your time
Start
There would be barely any person
on the face of this planet who doesn’t want to become successful. Humans are
the dignified form of species which is why they control this planet. We,
humans, make the policies, infrastructure and norms, governments, and justice
systems. Then how is this possible that some people get ahead in their life
while many still struggle to find their real-life goals? What’s the real
difference between success and failure?
Well, there is none. When we work
hard - we either get successful or learn from the experience and do it again in
a much better way. The shock of not achieving the desired results in the first
attempt often brings lots of misery to the human heart. And it's absolutely
fine to feel nervous and anxious. However, it is on us (humans) to take this
opportunity as a lesson and convert it into success the next time.
Following are few important traits that will help us strengthen our belief in the process of hard work and encourage our way to guaranteed success.
Limit your Knowledge
This is an important one that’s
why I have put it in the first place. When we start on a new project, it is
important for us to keep our focus squarely on that target for a while until
it’s completed. In this time of unwavering information, it is easier to get
distracted. The YouTube platform can be used for learning Python coding but it
also can be used for watching entertainment purposes, it’s just one click away.
Google can be used for productive work but it can also be used for searching
non-useful information.
It is necessary to keep an eye on the target. Limit your information means consuming only that information that is relevant to our goals. Avoid other information bombardments, it might broaden your perspective in other fields no doubt about it, but the chances are you might as well get distracted from your real goal.
Set your goals and try only consuming
information that’s relevant to it. Save your time and energy. Increase your
chances to become luckier.
Use Social Media Carefully
Due to the non-ending exposure of
newsfeeds on social media platforms, we can easily fall victim to
disinformation. When we are not consuming relevant content, we are wasting our
time. We can use that time networking with those who can add value to our life.
Social Media has become our
virtual reality; therefore, we cannot live without it. But using it when you
are supposed to focus on your work might create problems. So always set your
priority clear. Use social media when you think it’s worth using. Don’t use it
for the sole entertainment purpose. Use it for networking.
Don’t Multitask
Humans are not machines. Laptops
can work different tabs at the same time, but humans can’t. Let’s accept it.
When you decide to write a blog then make it your top priority. Move to your
next goal once you are done with the first one. We think about multitasking when we want to avoid hard work and
it’s obvious that we can’t be productive like that.
Collect few relevant sources only
Internet is full of information.
You cannot read every single article. Therefore, you need to boil down a few
relevant sources from where you need to prepare your research report. Spend
enough time at the start doing homework about searching authentic sources and
books. Once you have finished searching, start reading from the selected few.
Save time and get better results.
Balance your time
It is important to have a balanced
diet in our normal everyday life. Dedicate time when you should be working
productively, but also decide when you need to entertain yourself. It’s an
important part of life. We cannot work all day long. Putting your whole day in
work would jetlag your next day, so there’s no point spending time at once and
ruining your next day routine.
Always prioritize your sleep time over any other thing. Getting proper and long sleep is not a waste of time rather it is making time to get productive.
Thank you for your company!
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