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THE FUTURE IS NOW



* THE FUTURE IS NOW *

"The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams"
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.


Sometimes people get so hung up on their dreams and goals and future positions that they just can’t seem to do justice to the work and the job they have at hand. In that they begin to create a never-ending distance between where they are and where they aspire to be.

A visionary is a person who has his eyes on the goal but his attention in the task at hand. Your targets are supposed to inspire in you greater and focused action today, right now. You haven’t gotten where you want to go, you are not where you want to be, and so you have to do what needs to be done to get there, to be there. What you do today and everyday must be in total alignment in with the goals that you have set for yourself. There is no tomorrow when it comes to taking action toward a planned future—there is only today.

Has it ever happened that you were so confident that you would achieve your goals, you were so convinced of that success, that you began to take it easy, only to realize a little too late that while you were closer to the deadline and you are nowhere close to the finish line? Well, I have been there one too many a times to realize the fallacy. In making the future so strong, I lost foothold in the present. You relax at the finish line. You rest when the job is delivered. You breathe when the game is over. Until then, you hustle and hustle harder.

Here is the truth about the goals we dare to imagine and the future we dare to dream—Every goal conceivable is achievable. You wouldn’t think it if you didn’t have the ability to do it. It would not be a conceivable thought if there wasn’t some degree of confidence that you could do it. Trust me, there is a whole populace of unfortunate ones who have stopped dreaming because they have given up on themselves and because they no longer believe they are capable of delivering results. Your seniors and stake holders wouldn’t push you to deliver more or expect more from you if they didn’t see traits of success in you. We all like certainty and security. In pushing you, they have some degree of certainty that you will deliver. And if you still lack the confidence, just act in accordance with the belief others hold in your potential and you will surprise yourself with the magical performance you are capable of.

 The bottom line is that the magnitude of your goals must determine the magnitude of your attention and action in this moment. It must be an equal to sign. If you can do that every single day from the day you set your goals, here is my promise, you will reach there faster and finish the game with bigger results than you had ever imagined.

It is possible in our generation to LIVE YOUR DREAMS.

#Bridge Time International-BTI
#Living Your Dreams
#Inspiration
#Motivation
#Empowerment

By:

GOODLUCK JONATHAN TAMPUOR.

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