Behind everyones social curtain there lies a desire
A desire to overcome unhappiness and find eternal bliss
Some take the path of success, some of finding true love while others move towards the concept of giving to society.
From a cynical point of view, one could view the world as a depressing place where no one is truly happy. If you change your perspective a little, you will see this as a huge opportunity.
Dig a little deeper, why are people unhappy? It is because they need something that they don't have. Now, if you can find out what they need and provide it to them, you will have a strong selling argument.
People cling to leaders because they give them hope and motivation to reach where they want to be in life. If you can channel your passion, into a tangible commodity that people can relate to, you will have the support of people automatically. The ability to realize your ideas, your dreams into tangible products is a big, if not the biggest credibility check in society.
The main point that I am trying to make here is that when you look around you, you see people who are self obsessed, people who don't really give a sh*t about you. They pass you on the sidewalk and probably form some instant judgement about you based on the way you look, or walk or talk. You can turn these same people into your biggest fans, if you know that they are all unhappy inside. If you understand that the reason they are so self obsessed is that they are unhappy and they are trying their level best to fulfill their inner desires to reach nirvana. If you can show your ability to realize dreams into reality, these people will cling to you, and the superficial judgement they made will fade away in the light of success.
At the end of the day, if you spend most of your time thinking about these people and what they think about you, you would have admitted defeat to their superficial judgments. But if you spend your time realizing your goals without trying to fit in to society, you will find that society will make space for you, the real you, not the pretentious you.
A desire to overcome unhappiness and find eternal bliss
Some take the path of success, some of finding true love while others move towards the concept of giving to society.
From a cynical point of view, one could view the world as a depressing place where no one is truly happy. If you change your perspective a little, you will see this as a huge opportunity.
Dig a little deeper, why are people unhappy? It is because they need something that they don't have. Now, if you can find out what they need and provide it to them, you will have a strong selling argument.
People cling to leaders because they give them hope and motivation to reach where they want to be in life. If you can channel your passion, into a tangible commodity that people can relate to, you will have the support of people automatically. The ability to realize your ideas, your dreams into tangible products is a big, if not the biggest credibility check in society.
The main point that I am trying to make here is that when you look around you, you see people who are self obsessed, people who don't really give a sh*t about you. They pass you on the sidewalk and probably form some instant judgement about you based on the way you look, or walk or talk. You can turn these same people into your biggest fans, if you know that they are all unhappy inside. If you understand that the reason they are so self obsessed is that they are unhappy and they are trying their level best to fulfill their inner desires to reach nirvana. If you can show your ability to realize dreams into reality, these people will cling to you, and the superficial judgement they made will fade away in the light of success.
At the end of the day, if you spend most of your time thinking about these people and what they think about you, you would have admitted defeat to their superficial judgments. But if you spend your time realizing your goals without trying to fit in to society, you will find that society will make space for you, the real you, not the pretentious you.
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