Sometimes I forget why I’m doing what I’m doing. I’m not just thinking about a memory problem. At one point there is a reason we do something. For long-term projects, we need to remind ourselves of that reason. It’s always good to ask ourselves, “Why?” If we get lost in the doing, in the living, in the every day being, then we can lose sight of the  “Why.” I think we need daily reminders of “Why,” or else it’s tough to finish what we started. I think it can be very healty and help you appreciate what you have and what you’re doing.

Some people said that the difference between playing to win and

playing not to lose is often the difference between success and mediocrity.

Most people are afraid of making mistakes and do not want to take the risk.

I have seen that the people who play too safely never succeed.

Life is full of challenges and in the long run people who continue doing than

is necessary will succeed.

One of the secret of success is concentration and ideas.

Most people get frustrated when they fail and would not try again.

But people who eventually succeed will focus on what they can do well and continue doing it.

Up until now people who work hard have succeeded and for that reason we respect them.

But this has changed. In times like these, we must be creative.

In other words, people with ideas can succeed.

We should come up with great ideas no one would think up.