Early success is not always what you have,
It can be deceptive in its own dimensions.
And also,
Not always, great things take time.
Found duality in the above sentences, let us dive into why I say so.
What does then success means?
I often contemplate the nature of success and its relationship to time.
While early success can be alluring, can be a mirage, blinding us to the true dimensions of achievement.it's important to recognize that it may not always be as it seems.
The immediate rewards of early achievement can be deceptive, obscuring the true dimensions of accomplishment and the hard work required to sustain it.
The universal rule of 80/20 applies to life success balance.
People have a habit of focusing on the short-term and losing sight of the long term.
But the long term is where the results of our habits and experiences really pay off. You can become an expert through failures.
Progress might not look like progress it's important to know that when you fail you're making progress. you are learning you are adapting you are growing.
Progress is slow, sometimes it leaps forward and sometimes it takes two steps back.
Your progress might seem so insignificant that you think it won’t add up much- but the only way anything is ever accomplished is one step at a time.
Make a smart investment in yourself and your assets.
In contrast, we must remember that greatness is not always bound by time. Some of the greatest accomplishments in history took years or even decades to achieve. The path to true success is often a long and winding road, but it's the journey that shapes us into individuals capable of achieving greatness.
So, if you find yourself feeling discouraged because your success hasn't come as quickly as you'd hoped, remember that great things take time.
Keep persevering and stay focused on your goals, and in due time, your hard work will pay off in ways that are meaningful and long-lasting.
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