The Question You’ve Been Asking Wrong
A scientist, an artist, and a man dying of thirst look at the same
glass of water. The scientist sees molecular structure, surface tension, the
physics of volume. The artist sees light bending through liquid, an interplay
of transparency and form. The thirsty man sees salvation—or a cruel reminder of
what he lacks.
Same glass. Same water. Three different truths.
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Imagine a man lost in the desert, dehydrated, desperate. On the horizon, he spots a shimmering oasis. The palm trees wave gently in the hot wind, and the promise of cool water beckons him forward. He stumbles toward it, hope propelling his exhausted body. When he finally reaches the spot, he discovers—there is no oasis. It was a mirage all along. Yet, that mirage saved his life by giving him the will to move.
A lot has been said about attitude in this generation, so I won’t bore you with redundant information. Attitude often takes center stage in the grand theatre of life. It’s the driving force that propels us toward our goals and shapes our perspective on challenges. It is also a determining factor of both success and failure. In the world of attitudes, two key players stand out: the “how to do” attitude and the “can do” attitude. While they may seem similar at first glance, they offer distinct approaches to achieving success, whether in the workplace, in personal endeavors, or when facing life’s uncertainties. Let’s explore the differences between these two attitudes and the impact they can have on our lives.
You most
likely replied, “yea, sure. What’s up?”
The truth is; you don’t. You don’t have a minute to spare.
Are you still running with your New Year Resolutions and Goals or have you abandoned it the same way you did last year, with a mental note to go at it again next year? Do you even still remember what the resolutions are?