The first episode is about Motivation and encouragement on how easy things can be how easy starting a thing can be. The whole concept of starting even extends to livelihood. Being born is a start living is the journey death is the benchmark. Same is with our goals, visions and dreams. They are all bored within ourselves and live through the journey of their progression until they are finally fulfilled and we are satisfied.
More often than not we are led to assume about how our dreams can be built and finally come to pass with is the trouble we face. Assumptions can be ruining and destructive especially to character and hope. The same way we assume about achieving our goal is the same way we try to go about to our own lives, which is even far more dangerous to your existence and the purpose of your life. So honestly everything is not as difficult, but we will discuss this later.
Our zeal of assuming and imagination leaves little to no room for planning and patience. Which are very important in any construction process. So is everything as difficult as they seek out it’s all easy(achievable) to any man. Episode 1 says starting isn’t difficult i even started a YouTube and a blog hmm so maybe it really ain’t that difficult after all. Why then is it that if this is so easy everyone isn’t doing it i mean if it was way everyone would be living a happy life by now having built their dreams and living within the satisfaction of a job well done, but why isn’t it like that. Firstly about 6 in every 10 doesn’t start because of fear either it’s far of failure or the general fear that it’s just too hard for me to do it. Secondly 3 in the remaining 4 have the guts to start but just ain’t willing to go through the journey till end, and the last one person is the one who thrives until their goal is realized (come to completion). Here is why we ain’t all managing to do it.
Starting is not the difficult part but it most definitely is the important part. Imagine if the 10 man had all started, maybe their party would have been easy and more than one person would reach the end of the line. Here is why starting is important, it sets your mind body ready. Have you ever noticed that when you are about to start something the adrenaline in your body starts to rush and you get all excited or scared or just uncomfortable. This is because your are mentally read and your body is just catching up with the news fast because it thought you were joking when you said Ann going to do this. It’s simple and interesting right. Here is another reason to start when a tree bears fruit it never bring them to your front door someone has got to get to the tree. You can never claim to have fallen from a tree you haven’t climbed.
Now what.
Having started a podcast well that was way too easy just a few steps and am love all over the world, but being live and actually having people listen to what you are saying are totally things. The real challenge comes when you have got to keep what you started alive. Don’t be frightened with these weird because thus part is where all the drama joy laughter and sadness come into play were memories are made and character is built, life is molded and dreams come true. So go ahead start, i really can’t wait for you to start it.
Where does the problem usually come after starting. The problem comes when you don’t understand what starting is and how long is can be to start. In fact starting is so instantaneous that it happened within the second and everything that is to come later is the journey ( course of action) and this journey is so dependent on consistency. 90% of companies in the world fail within the first 5 years so what about you quick question how many things have you been able to keep alive just for one year.
The virus came and if you are hearing this you are still here. Some people are cracking their heads trying to find a vaccine, people who are disciplined enough to respect time and seasons and yet confident enough that one day we will come in top of this situation.
Self discipline is very important and we will be swimming in it so.
I am a huge fan of progress.
Taku Mugaviri 