Is the vision of your goal the problem?

     Every single day, in our struggle to better ourselves and be the best we can be. We meet many different obstacles and challenges along the way. Some of these things set us off our path and even demoralize and discourage us from continuing our pursuit of happiness. Most times people around us or even we ourselves, attach this to laziness on our own part. But some of the time it isn't about laziness, it's about how motivational your vision of your goal is to you. How exciting it is to you will determine the energy you put into it and the possibility of you continuing for long in that path. Care to learn more and get the best out of this knowledge? Then get it after the cut.


Most of the barriers and obstacles we face in our life are of our doing, most of our problems and hindrances are things we bring on ourselves. Among these problems we bring to ourselves, the one that has the most effect is created mentally.

You see in order for you to have the energy required to chase your goals every single day. You have to be attracted to the goal, you have to actually want a whole lot more than the material gains, you have to want the experience. If all you concentrate on is the monetary gains of your goals then you will give up easily if it doesn't come as soon as possible. So in order to counter this, you have to create a goal that is going to be mentally attractive to you. A goal that is so exciting to you that it makes you want to jump out of bed and go chase it.

I watched an interview on a foreign movie a while ago. One of the young actors who played one of the major roles was being asked how the struggle to land the role was and how it was to work on the set for the first time. He explained how exciting it was and how he just kept trying hard to impress the director and land the role. I could see it right there from my T.V that he still couldn't contain himself. His excitement made me wish I had the opportunity to star in a movie, not for anything else but just for that experience. He talked of how it was a whole new experience for him and how it was everything he imagined and more. 
    Did you get the part I highlighted? Everything he IMAGINED and more. He always knew that he wanted to act and he created a healthy and exciting image of it in his head. It was what helped him to keep struggling everyday until he landed that role. His excitement when he remember his goals was able to counter any disappointment he might have received in the past and kept him pushing ahead.

Let your imagination run wild my friends. You have to actually want more than just the material gains from your dreams and goals. It has to reach deeper than that and ignite something in you that won't easily die with the first few signs of disappointment. It all starts from your imagination. Dream by all means but make it exciting enough for you so you don't give up easily.

Good Morning Fam!