Often persons whom we admire must have got things wrong, half right, almost right before they got it right. Committing mistakes is the unavoidable part of making progress. Many people get stuck in demanding perfection from themselves and from others. This leaves little or no room for appreciating the progress that might be happening. All of us are gifted with talents. They may be five, two or even one talent. Stop comparing with others. Talents only determine our potential and not our wishes. Persons having only one talent receive the same appraisal ‘well done’ as five talented people. The person who gets into trouble is the one who is afraid to take the risk; their biggest mistake is their unwillingness to make a mistake. Performance depends on ones commitment to practice. Wise people understand this and develop the discipline to do it. Even the smallest amount of progress is still progress. Try to appreciate, encourage on all improvements, even the smallest changes. If a task looks too big to accomplish, break it down into smaller, more manageable parts. Do a little bit more day by day. Recognize the process of change. Change never happens at one instance. Just enjoy the progress and remember in the battle between the rock and the river, the river always wins because the river just keeps at it. Successful people do what’s expected of them plus a little bit more. What lifts most successful individuals above the crowd is these four words : A LITTLE BIT MORE. PROGRESS OR PERFECTION……….. only practice and progress paves way for perfection.
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