A Side About Hustle Culture.
Hustle Hard To Skip Mediocrity.
The Idea of hustling hard and moving towards your dreams step by step by putting all in has been under-rated at times. It is often considered that you are missing some important time that can be spent with your loved ones and you should be easy at your aspirations. It is looked as you are avoiding your loved ones and being selfish working for yourself and your dreams. This has been the biggest reason why most people can not level themselves up in the game that they are a part of .!! If you are serious and want to get to it, you have to PUT EVERY DAMN MINUTE TOWARDS YOUR GOALS.
You have to miss that party, Work for long hours, Skip that weekend get-together at your society, work apart from your job, to get to a stage where you can be proud of yourself after some time that finally you are getting closer to your freedom step by step. Freedom is completely subjective, but only you can earn your freedom, not your friends or colleagues can do it for you.
Some Pointers you can do to start hustling hard:
- Start challenging yourself by doing a commitment to a public platform and doing everything you can do to prove yourself to the community.
- You have to think and focus on the process you will be involved in to get closer to your dreams, work continuously on improving your process and working methods that will lead you to your aspirations.
- Divide your day into 3 parts of 8 hours if you are doing a job that requires you to work for 8 hours; 8 hours dedicated to your job, 7–8 hours for sleep, 8 hours completely dedicated to hustling hard.
- Understand that it cannot be done in one day, one week, or one month. Be ready to accept the fact that it will take years, as Rome wasn’t built in a day.
- Be consistent with your process and avoid self-doubt. Every master was once a beginner, Embrace your Journey.
- You Yourself are your biggest competition and don’t compare yourself with anyone else in the game.
- Don’t aim for Numbers, Aim for providing valuable content to your audience and engage as much as possible with the community.
To conclude, I would like to mention that the “HUSTLE HARD” is not as bad as it is being potrayed at times and it is the only way you can skip mediocrity and reach a level where people can look upto you as your role model.
