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Stay focused is not conservative


People comment as conservative for the person who is more disciplined, principled, dedicated towards his work. Same people say, they have trouble staying focused on the important issues. But what they have not understood is disciplined, dedicated people are focused people. 

What is really important part of your work? In general, it’s those activities that help you to reach your goals. The difficulty is that important tasks rarely demand your attention. It is the routine, insignificant issues that scream the loudest. 

The more you give your attention to the insignificant demands, the more you out of focused and missing your goal. I learned a valuable lesson about focus, When I was cycling and also once I visited my farm house. To plow a straight furrow, you have to aim at a stationary object on the far side of the field, Keep your eyes on the object; you can easily drive straight to it. If you watch your tractor wheels and the ground immediately ahead, you’ll plow a crooked furrow. 

Short range focus creates a zigzag. A long range focus creates a straight furrow. Our life require the long range focus to see success.

Always write down the long range goals, read every day the long range goals. Ask yourself, “ What I am doing right now is helping me to reach my goals?” Eliminate that don’t. Stay focused is not conservative.

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