The beginning of great
achievements is faith.
You must believe in the value of your pursuit because people will only drift into your circle only when they realize how much trust you have in your vision. There no such thing as an insignificant effort as long as the path is right. While opportunities for great achievements may come once in a life time, opportunities for small achievements are daily occurrence. As a youth, your obligation is to be committed to noble contributions to your environment. And it does not matter if your contributions make a lot of difference or not. What counts is the feeling of blessedness and the inner bliss that make you feel like a hero.
A Finnish
proverb says, “Even a small star shines in the darkness.” No act of heroics is too little. Every little goal we set and
achieve wins us impetus to go for the higher stakes. The author of the
bestselling book, The Purpose Driven Life,
Rick Warren, opines that mostly as man, we are often challenged to do great
things for God. However, the truth is He finds the small things we do out of
loving obedience more pleasing. The same position is true about your dream. It
is going to be realized by recognizing unlikely opportunities, little efforts,
and diminutive success. Thinking of it, a little star is as large as the earth.
Isn’t it? So, every good we do as individuals counts finally. Never belittle
your achievements; they become the constellation that is celebrated as the
cynosure of all eyes.
You must believe in the value of your pursuit because people will only drift into your circle only when they realize how much trust you have in your vision. There no such thing as an insignificant effort as long as the path is right. While opportunities for great achievements may come once in a life time, opportunities for small achievements are daily occurrence. As a youth, your obligation is to be committed to noble contributions to your environment. And it does not matter if your contributions make a lot of difference or not. What counts is the feeling of blessedness and the inner bliss that make you feel like a hero.
A Finnish
proverb says, “Even a small star shines in the darkness.” No act of heroics is too little. Every little goal we set and
achieve wins us impetus to go for the higher stakes. The author of the
bestselling book, The Purpose Driven Life,
Rick Warren, opines that mostly as man, we are often challenged to do great
things for God. However, the truth is He finds the small things we do out of
loving obedience more pleasing. The same position is true about your dream. It
is going to be realized by recognizing unlikely opportunities, little efforts,
and diminutive success. Thinking of it, a little star is as large as the earth.
Isn’t it? So, every good we do as individuals counts finally. Never belittle
your achievements; they become the constellation that is celebrated as the
cynosure of all eyes.
REFLECTION: Remember, rain comes in
droplets and forms a flood. Start contributing your little droplets of effort
until you have a flood of achievements.
TASK: Make a list of easy-to-do valuable actions that you
often neglect and make a commitment to start doing them.
Quote of the Day:
We
ourselves feel that what we are doing is just a drop in the ocean. But the
ocean could be less because of that missing drop.
Mother
Teresa
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