We all work hard for progress, but sometimes we get stuck in the process, because of not getting the desired results. We get disheartened when people sometimes criticise us. But the Mantra for successful progress is to take criticism in a positive way and start your attempt to succeed with more vigour.

We have to accept our weaknesses and instead of counting criticism, we should correct our method to achieve our goal and build an empire which we desired.

When people will realise that you do not encourage gossips, they will gradually step down and you will gain motivation to excel. You have to train and master your mind to improve, re-do and move on. Whenever you come across a hurdle, send a signal to your mind, which is wired to your body and complete the circuit that you have to overcome any which obstacle that stares in your face. Let there be no short-circuits in your life. If at all it does happen, keep a fuse ready, put it on and move forward……..

Do remember, demotivated or feeling frustrated is highly inflammable, in the sense that it is habit forming. So let it not get the better of you and defuse it with your inbuilt fire extinguisher in the form of your confidence and diligence. Never let your heart and brain be trapped in the flames of disbelief and negativity.

Each failure should be cemented as a milestone to build your empire, because the wall will be rock hard with your experience and as smooth as a mirror, reflecting your determination, conviction, creating an image which is far more superior to what your critics think of you.

And remember, Rome was not built in one day. So, all your sufferings and painful transformations will result, into a magnificent empire, which will portray your hard and honest dedicated work and desire to achieve.

A word of caution: When you enjoy the inaugural of this dream world, don’t forget to invite your critics, after all they have been instrumental in your prosperity and you should pay your gratitude. A miracle might happen, your critics might transform into positive people and convert into good critics. If this really happens, it will be welcomed by all.