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Gandhi and Ambition
Submitted by editor on Fri, 11/02/2007 - 07:34.
He stated that one of his ambitions was to create an ashram. When asked what an ashram was, Gandhi replied by saying that an ashram was a place of peace and equality and it could mean a village or it could mean the whole world. The reporter responded by telling Gandhi that he was an ambitious man. Gandhi simply stated that he hoped not. The main reason why successful people achieve their goals is because they believe that they are going to achieve them. Their strong sense of conviction is what gives them the drive and motivation to act and the strength to persevere when they are faced with challenges. Although many may argue that Gandhi’s goal of creating a peaceful world did not come to pass, Gandhi greatly succeeded in leading his nation to independence through non-violence. His success is unquestionable and proved that his belief in his ambitions served him well. Do you believe, as strongly as Gandhi did, that you will achieve your goals? If not, this will be one of the main reasons that you will find it difficult to attain them. Bookmark this post with: [ What's This? ] |
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Gandhi and Ambition
Truely state that belief and conviction in oneself is prerequite for achieving a cherished goal which was exactly experimented and proved by our National Father Mahatma Gandhi "Bapu".
Best Regards
Baldeo Pandey
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