PLANNING, NOT DESPERATION
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Life is a way in which we make it and live with it. How tomorrow goes is our worry, not how today is. Because we have the power to respond and change today, not tomorrow if today is not solved. However, we become how quickly or knowledgeably we act
~ Mandela Philip Thomas, PhD Researcher
As we set promises for our lives, whether it is to better our conditions, or reach the height of our limits, or to transform our future, there are two things that limit our promise. And they are the reason many are left behind while others are moving ahead. One of those is our sense of desperation.
Desperation is the key to how others value and find us reliable for their future. And it is the same reason many are misused and neglected by others. It is also the reason many have put themselves into things they should have not been into.
If you are desperate for everything people will use them to destroy your dreams and path. However, we should not confuse desperation and resilience. Desperation is not the same as resilient.
Resilience is the ability not to give up and to keep trying to reach the height of our dreams and the future of our promise. Desperation Is the ego to get something that hasn't been experienced by all costs even if it will destroy the future. Desperation is the reason many are blind to see their future and what to become in the future.
Desperation limits identity and how the decisions and future is reviewed. It makes many trade their future for destruction and regrets. However, there is no substitute for the less beside the dream we set for our future. In this case, if the decision of life is not felt by the steps of life, there will be no reforms for tomorrow's hopes and greatness.
The sense of desperation creates a decision of hurry that impacts many lives, leaving many vulnerable to the future they dream of becoming. To truly fulfill the promise of the future, our decisions should not be driven on the act of desperation but by the path that will create that future.
Not every path has the ability to transform our lives or lead us to the promise we dreamed of becoming.
The desperation to hastily get married, have children, join an organization, travel on debts or live life on extreme debts, make money, and so on, is a key reason why many lack clarity about where their future lies or fits to belong.
However, life is the construction of what we prepare ourselves for and the result we expect in returns. These expectations should not be contrary to what we planned our lives for and where we want to end up.
Whatever path that is driven by desperation will end up reaching nowhere to celebrate happiness and comfort.
The change and chances of tomorrow can only be seen as effective if the actions of our steps are given a reason to be fulfilled. And this fulfillment is the accomplishment of the future to do better and end meaningfully in all aspects of our journey.
Yes, it is good to plan. Plan for the best but set timing within the best. Choose a timeline that minimizes disruptions to the future while motivating future advancements.
Lack of something shouldn't lead to quick desires for everything. Not having is a sign that you can make life happy for tomorrow. A life filled with impacts and strength. What path of life can we take today that will end as accomplishment? It is the question we should ask ourselves each day as we walk on the journey to have from what we don’t have. Inspiring our steps to bring time into control of our fulfillment.
Driven by desperation, many overlook or fail to identify red flags. Everything seems perfect at first, leaving only the possibility for future regret.
Whatever path that is driven by desperation will end up reaching nowhere to celebrate happiness and comfort.
Desperation is the reason many are searching for their future at where they are and in what they are doing. War and the desire for power over others, not citizens or national interest, are rooted in desperation.
Desperation has crippled the world's future and limited current generations from finding their path and hope for tomorrow's growth and creativity.
When you ask everyone what they want to do with their lives, many give the stuck response, "I don't know what I want to do with my life." As a result, destinations are compromised, and the future is left without a path for stability and growth.
The key to controlling desperation is destination. Destination positions our ways to see the future and enlighten our steps with understanding. If the sense of desperation is higher than the destination we set in our lives, there is no way to reach what we dream of.
Article written by Mandela Philip Thomas, PhD Researcher and Author of the book "Living Without a Purpose"