You’re Never Late to Identify Your Spark

“The day you stop trying is the day you fail.”

The universal talk always sounds like, “complete your secondary education by 18, grab a degree by 25 and marry before the so-called alarming age of 28.” It sounds pointless, isn’t it? However, this is the state of society since we were born. This mechanism is actually breaking the spines of the youth of our country.

Every individual has to let one’s past go to live in the present and enhance our future. The mantra is that we have to identify our demerits, analyze them and let the spark within us boom our career.

Everybody has their own talent and needs to identify the ideal one, so that we can pursue our dreams. We are free to take our own time to achieve our goals without getting distracted. It’s always alright to get a degree at any age depending on our personal interest for which understanding oneself is essential. We are never late to recognize our talent and passion. It’s ‘We’ who have to set our goals and gear up to accomplish them. No one, not even the almighty serves success on our plate.

“Neither time, nor money or the amount of hard work can stop me from doing my best.” – COLONEL SANDERS

If the KFC king can kickstart his passion at 65, then why not us? He passed away at 90 but, he wouldn’t have regretted having worked on his passion lately because he did pretty well.

One needs to follow the following DIYs:

• Never get low and negative by societal It’s your life not theirs, after all.

• Challenge yourself every possible second to the most you can.

• Accept your failures and learn from them; they are the best teachers.

• You are competing with yourself every day. Just connect with your passion, even if it’s late, there’s no big deal. What matters is how you launch it and run the race. Just begin your endeavor with great confidence and enthusiasm as Aristotle says, “Well begun is half done.”