Many people have many ideas and plans they wish to execute. Ideas are like a place you wish to be and plans are clear skies which make flying to that place easy. Simple right? well not actually, most of us have dark clouds which mess up our flight. These are called excuses. They reschedule our ideas until we lose interest in going to such people destinations we create in our imaginations. To side with an excuse is to say no to your dreams. Don’t get the lazy route of excuses, take the adventurous road of hardwork.

How To Stop Delaying Your Plans.

Stashed ideas

Samuel Hesse on Oct 11

<ul><li>Despite adages and advice that tell people from a young age hard work will get you everywhere, it really won’t. Hard work is a good start and early in your career, it can certainly help you establish yourself in a job. But it’s not enough to take you all the way to the top. </li><li>At a certain point you look around and realize, wow, everyone works hard at this level. Expertise and hard work just become the expectation, and will not help you up the ladder.</li><li>More often than not, those who rise are the ones willing to politick their way to the top, while you were too busy just working hard to notice you should be working the room.</li></ul>

Working hard is not enough

Hard work is still very important, but simply waiting for someone to pick up on it is detrimental.&nbsp;The tiara effect is the tendency people that work hard have to hope that the right people notice and come along and place a tiara on their heads. But that usually doesn’t happen.One of the things that can happen to people who do good work and nothing else is that they’re under the radar. If you don’t draw attention to yourself in other ways, it’s easy to fade into the background.

The ‘tiara effect’ trap

Basically, to climb the ladder, it’s necessary to be not just a great worker, but a bit of a politician.When you evaluate work, the research is quite clear – people who are liked get better ratings, even if their work is the same. And therein lies the unfair truth: you and a colleague may have the exact same skills and work ethic, but if they’ve spent more time making friends and influencing people, they’ll look better at their job.

The value of politics

We're constantly taught the recipe for getting ahead is to put our heads down and outwork everyone else. But that's not quite right.

Why hard work alone isn't enough to get ahead

You have only one, don't fill it with tension and greef. If it is yours , it will automatically reach you. Don't worry , workhard and enjoy what you do.

ENJOY YOUR LIFE

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akshay thammana on Sep 21

We all are good at something, Most of the time when we start a task, in which we are interested. first seems everything is right and we perform our best that time. And it feels like I am born for this task.But that at one point well things don't go in our favour everything starts to keep falling and we catch no improvement and we get frustrated.When you feel like falling that's a place where you actually touch your limits. Now here you need to push your limits with the help of deliberate practice. P.s :*check note 2 I will tell you how deliberate practice works.

Deliberate Practice. Note 1

A basketball player who practises hitting 50 swing shots 50 straight and 50 combinations of both. Have more insight to deal with uncertainty upon who just practised 150 shots of swing.Our brain stores information by connecting dots, when we talk about the deliberate practice we grasp already 200 shots of swings that you are good at. But that is not just enough, you have to push your limits by throwing yourself in uncertainty where you will find more dots that will connect to already existing dots. That is how you become a master.Sorry if you're looking for an easy way.