Set Big Goals, Do Small Things

Author: Li Hanyang
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: A must-read success maxim for those determined to change their destiny. The best for those unwilling to settle for mediocrity. The secret of mediocrity and greatness: The society we live in is like a battlefield or a chess game, and our survival in it is like war or a game of chess. In this, who has the broader vision, who can see several steps ahead, will ultimately laugh last. Life is about setting great ambitions: If you are still troubled by indecisive choices in life, then, based on mission, your choice is the most correct one. This is the secret shared by great figures. Success starts with small deeds: Genius individuals are not born strong; their sense of competition and self-innovation are not innate but gradually formed through post-natal struggles. Stay away from the mire of life: Those who waver back and forth can never succeed. Goals should be singular, tasks should be focused on, and complex matters can be completed in stages. As long as you are dedicated, nothing is impossible. Act for your beliefs: Your character determines the height you can reach in life. The path of exploration is endless: Wet wood cannot catch fire, and those who lose heart cannot ignite passion. Maintaining enthusiasm in daily work can inspire our courage and potential. Einstein said: Nowadays, everyone is rushing after refrigerators, cars, and houses, chasing and competing—it’s the characteristic of our time. But there are still many people who not only pursue these material things but also pursue ideals and truth, gaining inner freedom and peace. We do not oppose the importance of material needs like food, clothing, and shelter, or the significance of fame and status in reputation. But we want to say that pursuing a career elevates a person’s realm. From this great scientist Einstein, we can draw many beneficial conclusions: First, one must pursue a great goal to avoid mediocrity; second, start with small things around you and enjoy the process. Persist, and when you look back, you’ll realize how far you’ve come.