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Kids’ Org Short cut mostly leads to failure

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Apr 4, 2010, 12:00 am IST
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SHORT cut to distinction is a well known funda adopted by the youths now-a-days, as nobody wants to do hard work. Everybody wants to come-up fast in life. But unfortunately a large number of people face setback, which yields into waste of time, energy and than go into depression. So we felt it necessary to explain the same to young ones, so that they can be cautious while taking decisions.

Many of the young people go for short cut in regard of trying to achieve the name and fame easily, as shown in media in case of celebrities. The problem is that they don’t know the terrific efforts and time required to come up to that position.

This thing can be very well explained and understood from the nature’s point of view. As we know the process of working of mother nature never changes, viz., daily sunrise, sunset, the birth of human being, their growth, etc. It is because of this constant routine of nature, we are in existence. In a similar way, the nature too requires us to work on same routine, or else is followed by severe punishment. A very well example can be quoted in this direction. Any person who takes birth on this earth, takes several years to grow up. Nobody grows immediately, as there is no short cut to it. In the similar way, it is not possible to gain success or get achievement immediately after you start or try. It will take its own time and efforts as per the procedure. Putting the efforts against the natural process may yield set-back; or expecting immediate achievement may discourage the person for further try.

You might even get many such examples from your elder ones. As these elder people around you have good experience, possibly, during their days they might have gone for such short cuts.

You too can gain such experience by adopting short cuts, but for that you will have to waste time and efforts and unfortunately once time has gone, no other option remains, instead to repent; and thus gain experience. So don’t do any such things.

There is one more example which you people also would have experienced unknowingly and i.e. that while appearing for any of the exam, in your career; if you would have prepared it several months before, you would have felt confident in solving the paper and thus scored good marks/percentage.

But if you would have started preparation for your exam just few days before the exam; possibly you might have felt the consequences of scoring less or have failed. Even though if you put all energies in such short span of time, it will not work properly. Such examples can also be pertained, while going for any of the profession. To achieve success or to gain top most position in any of the profession, requires time; i.e. a long period. That long period can be curtailed, to a particular period or duration, by working more hard or putting maximum efforts, without breaks to achieve the target, i.e. it is possible. But through short cut way, it is impossible.

Today younger generation wants to earn money in a very short span of time, for that they go to any level, don’t want to understand, what is good or bad, thus creating hurdles in the path of life.

Sometimes such things work but for longer duration it does not exist; as it goes against the law of nature.

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