RESIST DISTRACTIONS, BOOST CONCENTRATION

37      RESIST DISTRACTIONS

We are often terrified by the fear of making mistakes, what people would say of us and other mind-threatening, thought provoking questions such as; The enmity we might enkindle; if we extend our limit of usual status, What if we make flaws? How do we remedy these erroneous actions etc could becomes our fears and mind obsessions etc.

Moreover, we must not feel trepidation or depression within us whenever we seem to be facing or seeing temptations that could bring in confusion as a result of distraction etc. Indeed, no matter the premonition, diverted attention or something of some sorts that could cause lost of attention or direction. For example, when the Republican Presidential Aspirant (USA) in 2003 John Kerry lost his dream of president to the incumbent president George W.H. Bush, he wasn’t seeing his defeat as a dead-end; neither did he see the poll as an aspersion, but an opportunity to taste the U.S. election in the presidential level.

According to Henry Ford, “Failure is the only opportunity to begin more intelligently; and Mike Murdock said; “Success will smile at the man who refuses to be down at the corridor of failure”.

Besides, “It’s only when we can see the invisible that we can do the  impossible” – Anonymous; and above all, don’t let your weakness cost you your destiny; so stand firm and resist all forms of distraction.