Hesitation leads to procrastination.
By arlerambabu
@arlerambabu (1079)
India
August 31, 2011 9:23am CST
Standing on the shore, with a wavering mind and oscillating attitude, ‘To jump or not to jump’ will not help in making the cool water of the river warm for you. Instead of wasting time for the ideal conditions, plunging into action will save the precious time. Who knows that time you saved may be the crucial time that played the pivotal role in bringing you success.[b][/b]
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@LetranKnight25 (33121)
• Philippines
31 Aug 11
Hello Arle, I don't know how to swim so there's no way am jumping
but it's not easy to be ants in the pants because i tend to set myself into a condition before i can truly do something. but thank you for saying this probably i will do it as fast as possible some day. thank you and a nice day
but it's not easy to be ants in the pants because i tend to set myself into a condition before i can truly do something. but thank you for saying this probably i will do it as fast as possible some day. thank you and a nice day@arlerambabu (1079)
• India
1 Sep 11
You know that you are not a swimmer. That’s why you are withdrawing and losing God knows how many opportunities in life. That’s what I call ‘Defeatist attitude’. The winner’s attitude will be, learning swimming, diving deep into the deep waters and surfacing up with a handful of PEARLS.[b][/b]
@Fireheart (683)
• India
31 Aug 11
I think you are definitely right, once i had an experience when in pool, i was about to make a jump from top to the water, but as i was going to jump i got a second thought that its a bad idea at time i was already one foot one, i nearly fell slaming into water that was one painful experience that taught me to make up my mind and just dont think just do it without anymore thought once you are at it. never keep things for future to do, that will definitely lead to not doing it for some other reasons.so always do things at the very first time as and when you get it. it will also relieve you of your burden too.
@arlerambabu (1079)
• India
1 Sep 11
Well said. Kudos, you have the right attitude, that sure takes you to the higher altitudes one day. Cheers.[b][/b]
