Nirmal Singh Lotus Tells Us Why Instant Success Is The Worst Dream That Our New Gen Is Stuck To.

What do you think is the greatest push in your career? How do you plan on tackling your problems? How do about what you want in your life? It is not that you know your destiny and what the future has planned for on you. Or is it? No right! So how to go on with it.

Nirmal Singh Lotus shares with us his views on how we must go about with our lives if we want real happiness. He says that the magic lies in believing in yourself. That is all you do, simply having a positive outlook about life and believing in the goodness of others helps you have a clearer and a broader perspective. 


This positivity assures you that your success is not short lived and gets strengthened over time. But why would someone wish to have a slow paced life in today’s time. Today is the time for aiming high and trying to achieve the impossible. And if you keep running non-stop and really fast you will get instant success, but that’s not the point. Actually, instant success is no such thing; it might look like one from the outside, but from the inside, getting there takes forever. Which means getting perfect at a thing by working on it every day. Practice. Practice. Practice.

Nirmal Singh Lotus raises a very sensible question about this, what is the reason that we pursue something with so much of effort? We have some goals set for ourselves and no matter what be the case, we dedicate our entire life towards it. But this is not good. Being extremely focused on measuring our progress towards our goal, we might achieve everything we aimed for, be it money, fame or success but what about the quality time that you need to spend with yourself and your family. Are you satisfied with the fact that you don’t get much time to embrace everything that you achieve in a true sense. You time has gone, and no matter how great you become, you are not getting your time back.

Hence, it is very important to keep a balance between your professional and personal life. The new idea of sacrificing your quality time in order to achieve your goals is a myth and toxic for the new generation.

Nirmal singh Lotus  says that for him ‘getting there fast doesn’t count and instant success doesn’t matter. All I care for is how you get there, and are you satisfied with your style of living.’  
Location: New Delhi, Delhi, India

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