
Edison was a man flowing down a river of interest. I don't think he had the word failure in his vocabulary.
Dream stealers are almost as common as cockroaches. If we listen to those who wish to defang our dreams and reign in our passion, then our lives will be similar to a dog on a short leash. The dog on a short leash becomes discouraged and choked up every time he leaps forward to sniff a patch of grass. Finally he just walks passively at the pace of his master, which suits his master fine. And if we were dogs, then the short leash would be fine for us as well.
The maestros are not on leashes (but some will put you on one in a New-York minute!). They know who they are and what they wish to accomplish. They are far from perfect but they are willing to fend for themselves regardless of whether others approve of what they do. They are not caught up in endless guilt. They are not trapped by the fear of failure. They thrive on chaos and see opportunity where others see trouble and insurmountable problems.
Who are you? What do you stand for? What do you value? What do you want? Where do you want to live and with whom? How do you define success? What do you deep down inside want to become?
Success does leave clues.
When you were a child, what was it that tickled your soul? What kind of people touched you deeply? What was your vision of how the world should be? What did you want to be when you grew up?
The maestros asked and answered those questions, and then proceeded with purpose and self-confidence to make their dreams a reality. They live on purpose and so should we.
So find your passion and then march with the self-assurance that life will bring you what you desire most. Be the best and do the most you can. The people you are about to touch are action people and they appreciate those who mirror that behavior.
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