Success is a word that everyone wants to achieve. People work very hard for it, with hope and excitement. Some people become successful and keep moving higher step by step. But many people fail again and again, and slowly failure becomes a habit. It becomes part of their daily life.
After some time, they start believing that they are not made for success. Even after honest hard work, reading books, watching motivational videos, learning new things, they still fail. Then they try everything else—astrology, remedies, temples, mosques, churches—hoping something will change. But nothing really works.
What I am writing here is not theory. This is my personal life experience. I lived this phase for a long time. Failure felt normal to me. But the real question is—
Is failure permanent?
The answer is No.
When I talk about success, I mean success in every area of life—education, career, relationships, responsibilities, and personal growth. I truly believe that success is the birthright of every human being. Every person is meant to succeed in some way.
Then why does it look so difficult?
Why do some people succeed with less effort, while others struggle despite doing everything right?
The truth is, from childhood our mind gets programmed in a certain way. We start believing that success is very hard. We read books, watch videos, listen to motivation, but when failures continue, all these things feel useless. And honestly, they don’t work—at least not at the surface level.
Because the real problem is inside the mind.
Until the old mental programming is corrected, failure keeps repeating. Before learning something new, we must first empty the mind.
Let me give you a very simple example.
Take a glass and fill it completely with water. Now take another glass of water and try to pour it into the already full glass. What happens? The water overflows.
This may sound like a foolish example, but our mind works the same way. From childhood till now, our mind is already filled with beliefs, fears, doubts, and useless thoughts. When the mind is full, it cannot accept anything new or positive.
To fill fresh water, first you must empty the glass.
So the question is—how do we empty the mind?
The simplest and most effective answer is meditation.
This post is not ending here. This is the first part of a complete series. In the coming posts, we will move step by step on the path of success. I will not promise instant success in a few days. But I can promise this—if you follow these steps honestly, success will surely come to you in time.
Everything I share will be based on real experience, not imagination.
The first step toward success is to empty the mind. And the best way to do that is meditation.
Many people ignore this word. Some connect it with religion. But meditation is not religion. Meditation is simply a method to clean the mind.
If you truly want success in any area of life, this first step is unavoidable.
To be continued…
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