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One thing at a time – Closer to success

Take baby steps!

By The Breatharian BloggerPublished 3 years ago 3 min read
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You have the ability to achieve everything you choose in life. You may pursue your passions, write and publish a book, learn to play the piano, and learn to communicate in a variety of languages. You can accomplish all of these goals in your lifetime, but not all at once. And, more crucially, you won't be able to thrive in any of those disciplines unless you're prepared to put in the time to learn them.

But, all too frequently, we fall into this trap. We squander our energy by pursuing too many goals at the same time. As a result, we don't accomplish anything. If you want to make a long-term difference in your life, you must pick one thing at a time and go hard into it. One aim must be chosen and pursued at a time in your life.

It may appear easy, but putting it into reality may be difficult. That's because we're all a little erratic. We have a propensity to lose interest in things fast. And, in this day and age, does our attention span truly benefit us? However, when you consider all of history's greats, you can see the strength of the one thing phenomenon.

Each of us has a certain quantity of energy. We drown our energies and fill our thoughts with confusion if we try to do too many things at once. Instead, we may go a long way if we learn to focus our energies on only one item at a time.

We now have so much knowledge to keep in our heads that we forget the majority of it, whether we like it or not. Concentrating on a single objective frees up mental space to retain all of the information related to that goal. Instead, you should use your mind's virtual memory to repeat the same behaviors connected with your objective over and over.

Rather than a slew of little goals that are essentially useless, focus on the larger picture. If you have to, try doing one every few months or even once a year. It's short and sweet, and it's easy to remember. This method focuses heavily on just one or two goals, resulting in speedier outcomes. Focusing on a single major objective may provide a lot of benefits. It's worth a shot.

Even for me, fear is a daily fight. Having too many ambitions implies that each one will bring a tiny dose of dread. When you sum up all of your fears, it's easy to get paralyzed by them. You just have to cope with one slice of dread if you concentrate on one huge objective. It's also much easier to take on one problem at a time. You must overcome your fear of achieving your objectives, which necessitates smaller steps.

Simpler is usually better, whether it's your objectives, exercise regimen, company, or anything else. Focus is achieved by keeping things simple. Focus equals strength. Power is defined as the amount of energy and motivation you put into achieving your one major objective, which will make you unstoppable. Stop attempting to be all things to all people; you're not fooling anyone, least of all yourself. Reduce the number of goals you have, opt for simplicity, and excel at a few of them.

You begin small, establish an environment conducive to it, dive deep into it, and remain constant. Give it the time and attention it needs, and see how far you can push it. Of course, the trick is to persist with it over time. This will lead you to success and provide you with the essential confidence to achieve your goals and objectives.

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The Breatharian Blogger

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