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I know my WHY, This is my HOW
There are two very important words that embody your life. Why and How.
You need to have a "Why". Why are you working? Why are studying? Why are you not out partying when your peers are? Why are you here? Your Why is extremely import in pursuing your goals. Your why is your daily motivation and drive. Know your Why.
Your How determines whether or not you reach your Why. Funny enough your How is developed by your Why. You've often heard people saying Know what you want and go for it. Don't worry about how you're going to get there. Just focus on getting there. The how part will come after. This is exactly what I am talking about here.
Success is such a simple process but it requires hard work. If you're not going to work hard then stop trying. You are wasting your energy and most importantly you are wasting your time. Time wasted is time that will never be regained.
Conclusion
Steemit has become my second job. Just like my first job I love it. I enjoy doing it. It's my passion. When you're passionate about your job it doesn't feel like a job.
It does not put strain on you; it doesn't make you miserable; It doesn't make you lose sleep at night; instead it comforts you; keeps you warm; brings a smile to your face; although at times it gets tiring, you just need a short break and then you're back on it. That's passion. Writing is my passion. Whether I'm good or not at it, that's beside the point. It brings joy into my life. It makes me happy. Do what makes you happy. Thank you for introducing me to this world and guiding me through it.
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