Desire

Story of successful and failure

Long time perspective turns out to be more important than family background, education, race, intelligence, connections or virtually any other single factor in determining your success in life and at work.People who take the long view of their lives and careers always seem to make much better decisions about their time and activities than people who give very little thought to the future.

Rule: "Long-term thinking improves short-term decision making."

Successful people have a clear future orientation. They think five, ten and twenty years out into the future. They analyze their choice snd behaviour in the present to make a long term future that the "DESIRE"In your work, having a clear idea of what is really important to you in the long-term makes it much easier for you to make better decisions about your priorities in the short-term."What are the potential consequences of doing or not doing this task?"

Rule: "Future intent influences and often determines present actions."

The clearer you are about your future intentions, the greater influence that clarity will have on what you do in the moment. With clear what do you want in your life.

Successful people are those who are willing to delay gratification and make sacrifices in the short term so that they can enjoy far greater rewards in the long term.Unsuccessful people, on the side they think more about short-term pleasure and immediate gratification while giving little thought to the long-term future. One of the most popular motivational speaker Dennis Waitley, said

"Failures do what is tension relieving while winners do what is goal achieving."

Coming in to work earlier, reading regularly in your field, taking courses to improve your skills, and focusing on high value tasks in your work will all combine to have an enormous positive impact on your future.
On the other hand, coming in to work at the last moment, reading the newspaper, drinking coffee and socializing with your coworkers may seem fun and enjoyable in the short-term but it inevitably leads to lack of promotion, underachievement and frustration in the long-term
The time is going to pass anyway. The only question is how you use and where you are going to end up at the end of the weeks and months.
Review your list of tasks, activities and projects regularly.