The gap between aspiration and achievement is thin but deep. This gap, they say is hardest to fill, simplest to fathom and deepest to the core. We have our laundry lists of to-do’s and we have tasks to do. We have our priorities to decide and actions to act. More than anything else, we have achievements to achieve and aspirations to aspire, but what do we do first, or start earliest? It’s funny, it applies everywhere… you can’t put what you want to do on back burner. You have to rise with all, make it rise, all in one go, not one at a time. And the reasonable philosophy behind this rationale is ‘The One.’ I may have mentioned before my love for this Richard Bach’s book where he derives how each decision, each parallel life and crossroad that you take in life is one with your life. It all gets amalgamated to decide where you are and what you are going to do. We often refer to tackling personal life now, or taking decision for one’s professional well being o
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