Are you also not successful because of this common reason?
Ever wish that an authoritative personality would uncover your amazing talents and put you up in front of the world? That personality making you so successful that folks begin to cheer in awe when your name is pronounced? This could be a cool storyline for a fiction, but let the harsh sun of this actual world shine on your soft skin – even if it scorches it, burns it, tears it. Waiting for such a miracle can keep us waiting, waiting, waiting. But most of us, inspired by fantastic fiction, are drilled and drugged with the notion that an influential personality, noticing our deep talents and potential, would make us rise, following which we’re going to be wildly successful. This thought stops us from taking the real action and keeps us occupied with the shallow. It arms us with an excuse for not taking risks, not putting our work under people’s scrutiny, not trying out with our greatest powers. Because we hope to be lifted up by a lofty figure like Richard Branson or Tom C