Whenever we write or try to have a vision, milestones or goals, we tend to validate the vision’s end result/ success based on their talents, abilities and proficiencies, and mostly lack conviction in their journey.
• Mother Theresa was not a humanitarian, she just had a wish to help the poorest of the poor. Her wishion made her a humanitarian.
• Gautama Siddhartha was not a Buddha; he just had a wish to end human suffering. His wishion made him the Enlightened One.
• Abdul Kalam was not a missile man; he just had a wish to make India strong through science and youth empowerment. His wishion made him the People’s President.
• Malala Yousafzai was not an educational activist; she just had a wish to see every girl have the right to learn. Her wishion made her the youngest Nobel Peace Prize laureate.
• Elon Musk was not a space entrepreneur; he just had a wish to make humankind a multi-planetary occupants. His wishion made him revolutionize multiple industries.
We often let our current abilities define our future possibilities, while it should be our deepest wishes that expand our capabilities.
“What is one wish you’ve been holding back, because you thought you weren’t skilled enough?
Write it down today… not your plan, just the wish.”
— SCD Balaji
