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Discliamer: I don’t claim to have succeeded that much. I am talking about whatever amount of success I had achieved so far. I humbly admit that I have a long way to go anyway.
I am happy with what I am turning out to be — I put in an incredible 12- 16 hour days ( typical of an entrepreneur) and I don’t feel much stressed because I enjoy what I do. I enjoy quite some success right now and when I sit back and think about why all this happened — all the way from breaking away from the rat race to get into business — I tend to think that the reason was very simple, but yet profound.
Desperation.
It was all about that raging hunger in my stomach to do something big; something I could look back in retrospection and feel proud about. I never wanted to be normal and I always needed to tear away from the powerful force of mediocrity.
I was desperate tro create wealth; to ensure that my family lives well enough. I wanted everyone in my family to cared for and provided for. I wanted to be successful.
The credit for my success goes to all that desperation. People can do anything when they are desperate and success could always be one of those things.
What can you attribute to your success? Did desperation play a part?
