Stay Humble, Work Hard, Always Hustle!

Yesterday we had our Monthly Masterclass Series wherein one of our Advisory Board Members interacted with the Team Jeevitam. It was a great session, so much to learn from him, however, one thing which stood out about him with everyone was his humility. With over 42 years of rich industry experience, achieved so much in life but he still had his simplicity intact, he is still a very humble person. The thing is, no matter how smart, successful, good-looking, or special we may be, nobody likes arrogance. I personally feel that if we wish to develop into better people and be more likable, we need to Stay Humble. We need to recognize that we are not here to see how important we can become, but to see how much difference we can make in the lives of others, so Stay Humble.

I learned early in my life that there is no alternative to hard work. Since childhood I had seen my Father work hard to give us the best, he could. In the ongoing crisis the entire world is going through a Transition, And to survive this Transition, we all are working hard to learn new skills, work hard to do more while we work from Home, and Work hard to find new ways to Work & Live. My wife who is a Primary Teacher, worked hard to learn Digital Skills, she worked hard to create digital content, worked hard to work in a new Hybrid Model. Ask nearly any successful person and they’ll say hard work helped them achieve their dreams and goals. Working hard is often the difference between success and failure, but is also a rewarding pursuit in itself. Work Hard.

Good things happen to those Who Always Hustle. ~ Anais Nin. Always Hustle for me is going after what we want – by spending all our time and energy on working harder than everybody else. This is what We do in Jeevitam every day. Hustle for us is doing something that everyone is absolutely certain can’t be done. Hustle for us is getting commitment because we got there first, or stayed with it after everyone else gave up. The hustle for us is getting prospects to say “yes” after they’ve said “no” many times. Hustle for us is believing in ourselves and the business we are in. The only cure for the Struggle is to Hustle. Ultimately Hustle is the Sheer Joy of Winning. Stay Humble, Work Hard, And Always Hustle.

Happy Sunday!! Keep Moving & Smiling!!🏃🏽😊

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