I have been trying
to apprehend for a while, what causes happiness (not to be confused with
success at all) and holistic growth. It is quite metaphorical why people begin
to flutter and fumble with reasonable success and find it difficult to move on slickly.
I have been, therefore carefully observing one extremely important gauge in my
area of entrepreneur and executive coaching, scalability & sustainability.
The two are
quite intertwined and interchangeable. Following the golden rule, ‘You can do
anything, but not everything’, scalability and sustainability require constant
change in quantum and quality of goals, and therefore shedding many past
patterns.
Over time,
the emotional, social, professional, financial or relationship acquisitions
become perceptual ‘assets’, giving a false sense of ownership, or sometimes sticky
obsession, and this is where serious issues emerge. Inefficiency, drainage,
clogging, negativity are natural fall-outs of such obsession, and it is common
to see people growing into ‘control freaks’. This almost is like a bulky rock
tied to one swimming against the tide.
It is only
those who learn to take a deep breath, learn to control the instinct to hold on
to uncontrollable, shed unproductive/irrelevant ownership, observe with neutrality,
and attain focus on what needs it the most create sustainability, scalability
and stay relevant over longer time. It is about cutting clutter, negotiating
turbulence and striving to discover and attain a favorable jet stream, leading
one to self-defined homeostasis. Letting go is moving on, towards positive
goals that are scalable and sustainable.
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on overcoming the drags in your life? Visit www.thegrowthevangelist.com or
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