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Have you ever felt that something or someone is draining the energy, life force, or the love out of you? Do you feel like if you remove yourself from the situation that you would be considered a quitting or giving up? Well in this post, I just want to provide and highlight an insight to a way of thinking. Sometimes it is best to learn from the experience and let go than to let it draw your vitality.
During these times where people are resigning from their jobs, pursuing different careers, and even building their own brands for businesses in record numbers, I often ask myself, what makes one person motivated to do so and another not? What made even me quit my job after 12 years and begin to pursue my vision? So I researched myself and broke my process down in a way that I believe can be relatable to the majority of us. That process is figuring out your destination, your vehicle, and your fuel.
Every so often in our lives, we come across a time where we regret not taking an opportunity. Whether we didn’t jump for the chance or just completely ignored it, it’s human nature for us to feel that way. Especially if the decision that we did make did not turn out to be what it seemed. But what makes us all unique is the ability to act and reflect. Taking risks allows us to grow mentally, not live within conformity, and choose the life that we individually seek.
Many times in our lives, we will come across a situation that we really want to seek for ourselves. We also may come across times where we would like to have something. Then we will come across times where if we get it, we get it. This is usually the position for most people but it is in that first situation that fuels this post. What do you really want for yourself? Are you willing to do what it takes to obtain it? Are you willing to make sacrifices in order to get to the top of your mountain? In this post, I will break down my opinion on what true desire is.
Some people may feel that if they attempt a goal and in their opinion, not successful, then they may feel discouraged. Or that if their trial does not turn out to be that of someone else’s deemed to be successful, then that it is fail. While it is normal to feel down it may be helpful to know that you have just learned a lesson. You have just learned one way that may not work for you in order to accomplish your own goals.
Chivalry Jones 