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WHY DOESN’T MY SUGAR TASTE SWEET TO ME?

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Posted By Devnaa Mishra

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THE IDEA OF SUCCESS IS LIKE TASTING SWEETNESS!
In order to resolve this suspicion in the first place, I would like to know how sweet is sweet enough for you? Are you sure you are not referring to someone else’s idea of sweetness? If you can answer these queries, I am certain of you being on the right lane for yourself.
Here sugar metaphorically alludes to all the “hard” work you put into something. But if you are expecting sweetness as the taste of success, why on earth would you work “hard”? Instead, pour your whole self into what you are doing and you do not even have to stand on the waitlist to witness success. You draw enormous gaiety whilst you work on your project. 
Have some alone time and sit with mindfulness. Ascertain the definition of success for you. Perhaps, it is a picture you painted uncoordinatedly with the colors that were handed to you by the world around you. Maybe the personalized description of success for you is far different from what you assumed it was. 
Once sorted, you can now leisurely strategize your plan of action and work on its faultless execution. When you have a mental picture of how you must move on, the utmost important thing is to ensure that you are adequately skilled for the job. 
A very significant element that follows the skill is practice. To excel at something, it is almost inevitable to be consistent in its exercise. Now you may argue that albeit all the crafty and consistent work, the desired success seems to be elusive. Well, that is also not to be neglected. There are numerous examples we can refer to where despite a humongous amount of work with the right energy and consistency, people do not welcome what they hoped for. Illuminating this aspect of this journey, I would like to draw your attention to some midway changes. 
Yes, you read that right. I know you must have questioned this situation in life and have desperately wanted to come up with a way out. Sometimes, regardless of one’s involvement and honesty in one’s work, it is mandatory to make some upgrades in our pattern of work. These upgrades can be outward as well as inward. Doing so might take you on a detour or prolong your journey, but the learnings you gain along the path are worthwhile.
The taste of success can be dependent on various factors. Starting from upskilling to perfecting your craft, yet in between, you may experience a monotony in what you continue to do and fairly so. The key is to stick by that and cut through the tediousness. Once you master the prowess of regularity, with sporadic episodes of practical optimism and coherence in vision, that sweetness will not be a tough row to hoe.
Having elucidated the pathway of what is your idea of success, allow me to enlighten you about the distinct perceptions of success. For some, it could be the acquisition of material wealth and professional or academic achievements; on the other hand, some may measure it by the progress they make by blossoming into the fullest capacity of what they can be. It can be regardless of what the set standards of success are.
Being apprised of your own taste of sweetness, one can positively design their roadway.
In spite of everything, steadiness and earnestness are inescapable. With the aim of achieving your goals and ambition, it is undeniably significant to come from a true place and do something that recalibrates what is actually going on. It goes without saying that to stay mostly motivated, you must choose to do what absorbs your whole being and you only radiate love to it.
Other than talent, effort, and polishing, there are a few components that play a crucial role in the expedition of victory, they would be patience and rational positivity. It cannot even be stressed enough how critical they are. After overloading you with plans and strategies for your route, I would like to instruct you on one thing to be avoided and that would be judging yourself too early and in relation to others.


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