The Power to Say No

The Power to Say ‘NO’

It’s really our time to devote in a path of our profession and our dreams. Once Benjamin Franklin said, “he that waits upon fortune is never sure of a dinner”. So don’t wait to select your path by fortune. A path which will become a very long journey. A journey to your believe. The journey that will determine what you are. The journey that will provide you an opportunity to change the world in a better way, in your way. The change that will take you to the top in what you do i.e. to be a master.

To become master of your profession, it’s not an easy task and not many can achieve it. If you carefully think the previous line you might say “who are those who can achieve it?” By the way, it’s the correct question and if intentionally solved, you can be in that path of achievers.

So let’s talk how they become the achievers or the master of their profession. Frankly saying through simplest of task they have achieved it, but we might find those simplest of task very hard to perform. It’s not our disability that is responsible for not to perform it but it’s our nature that stops us from performing it. By now you might be very curious to know what their simplest of task. And that is none other than devoting your creative time in what you do; have faith in one’s believe and to stay on that believe no matter what. Once Alan Lakein said, “time = life; therefore, waste your time and waste your life, or master your time and master your life”. So don’t waste your time, devote it to your work and be the master of it.

We generally pass our time by doing such activities that are not productive. You might argue with this by saying watching television or movie provides new ideas, or by saying the hangouts with friends helps in the socialization process, and this or that, but if you think carefully can you say these activities can really make us the achiever of our dream or the master of our profession. I know the answer will be no. Just being busy in...