North India Statesman
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News India Live, Digital Desk: We all want to move forward in our lives. Who does not wish to have a good job, big business, lots of money and respect? We also work hard, but many times it happens that we slip even after reaching our destination. We think maybe we have bad luck, but Acharya Chanakya (Kautilya) says something else.
Chanakya Niti, which was written centuries ago, is as relevant today as it was then. Acharya Chanakya has clearly said that man’s biggest enemy is not any outsider, but his own habits and weaknesses. he did such 4 big obstacles Mentioned here are the things that can ruin even the most talented person.
Come, let us sit peacefully today and ask ourselves whether we too are victims of these 4 mistakes?
1. Laziness: The biggest enemy of talent
Chanakya says that if there is anything in the world that can eat away your ability like termites, it is ‘laziness’. Many people think very well, “I will do this tomorrow, I will do that the day after tomorrow”, but when the turn comes to do, the body and mind do not support.
If you have a habit of postponing today’s work till tomorrow, or you feel ‘dead’ while waking up in the morning, then understand that success is running far away from you. A lazy person neither has knowledge nor wealth. So, if you want to win, you have to first kick your ‘comfort zone’.
2. Fear of Failure
“What if I lose?” Or “What will people say?” These are the sentences that have stifled most dreams in the world. Chanakya explains that fear binds the human intellect. When you are scared, you cannot take the right decision.
Successful is not the one who does not feel afraid, successful is the one who takes steps despite fear. If you are afraid to take risks, you will remain where you are while the world moves on.
3. Do it tomorrow, do it today (Procrastination)
We Indians often suffer from a disease of “There is still a lot of time, we will do it later.” According to Acharya Chanakya, wasting time is like hitting an ax on your foot. Not even a single second that has passed can be bought back by paying crores of rupees.
The person who does not respect time, time also stops respecting him. If you have a habit of postponing work, then correct it right now, otherwise you will only regret it later.
4. Anger and Ego
No matter how intelligent you are, if you cannot control your anger, you will lose everything. Chanakya has called anger ‘fire’ which burns others later and first burns the person in whose mind it has arisen.
Decisions taken in anger and words spoken out of arrogance often spoil the work in progress. Humility is the key to success. A tree laden with fruits always remains bent.
