How finishing a project can change your life

Pursue your dreams if not for anything, but for the person it would make of you. Our experiences in life shapes us into who we are. We are what we are by the accumulated effect of our experience. There is usually this surge of  feeling that shapes our self esteem once we put in every effort to finish a project, finish the race. We do not get this by quiting. Starting is as important as finishing. Our emotions someone crumbles our esteem when we fail to finish what we once had our heart on.

Most people are scared to start, not because they do not have the necessary resources, but because of fear of the outcome. So we have great dreams that didn't and still haven't gone outside the confine of dreams. 

5 THINGS TO KEEP IN MIND

1.       Do not 'Spiritualize' your inefficiency:

It is true that there is a God that watches over us and wants to see us succeed. But we should be careful not to be the architect of our failures. Believing in God is no excuse for mediocrity. As a matter of fact, it behooves us to take conscientious steps towards becoming whatever we are made to. Do not, out of sheer ignorance or inadequacy, become comfortable with the state you are in. You are made for much more. We are both yet to become who we truly are, and we won’t become that by spiritualizing our efficiency. We can only attain that blissful height by taken action to acquire that skill, building that talent and starting on that dream.