Epiphany Makes Us Progress

Epiphany Makes Us Progress

An epiphany is the sudden realization or comprehension of the essence or meaning of something. Don’t miss any of your epiphany! Many great inventions came from a sudden impulse. When an apple fell on Newton’s head, he discovered the Universal Law of Gravitation. When you pay attention on your flash of inspiration, your understanding completely transformed. Epiphany experience helps the people discover their hobbies, inner incentives and gives them an insight into the fact. People develop and progress with Epiphany experience.

Epiphany not only helps people to find out their hobbies, but also to discover their inner incentives. “Do what you love” is very important to develop your career. When you as a kid, it seemed as if work and fun were opposites by definition. Epiphany can help you bond work and fun together. For example, Russell Baker, the author of “Becoming a Writer”, didn’t expect he would become a writer one day because he didn’t like writing at all. But, one of his assignment writings made people laugh, he recognized he fell in love with writing and made up his mind to become a writer. Epiphany also helps People discover their inner drive, makes them work hard and progress. In “How I Got Smart”, Steve Brody studied hard to attract Debbie’s attention, which is his original external incentive. However, when Debbie was gone, Brody realized that his external motivator were not as gratifying as internal incentives. Debbie’s rejection made him realize his internal incentive which is he want to be smart.

People work harder and better with hobbies and incentives, while people are empowered to make changes and improvements with self-awareness. Epiphany also helps people to recognize the mistakes they made in the past and make changes. Sometimes, people had regret about the mistake they made when they realized it. Michael T. Kaufman’s story “Of My Friend Hector and My Achilles Heel” is a good example. The essay is about himself and...