If you were given the chance, anong pipiliin mo?
- Sari-sari store or grocery store?
- Maging employee or maging employer?
- Ukay-ukay or branded clothes?
- Perya or Disneyland?
- Tricycle or limousine?
Hindi ako nangmamaliit at lalong walang masama sa sari-sari store, maging employee, ukay-ukay, perya, o tricycle.
What I’m trying to point out is that we should train ourselves to always think big. There’s no harm if we dare to dream big. We can start small and slow, but it shouldn’t stop there.
We should use them as stepping stones to reach the big ones. We do not have to limit our capacity to small things when we can dream big!
Kung palaging small ang mindset natin, small lang din ang ie-exert natin na effort. At kapag ‘yun ang nangyari, huwag na tayong umasang magiging big ang outcome. Kung kaunti lang ang itinanim mo, kaunti lang din ang aanihin mo.
To think big is a real struggle. Most of the time, kahit gusto natin baguhin ang mindset natin, nahihirapan tayo because of certain factors. So the question is, how can we help ourselves to have a ‘big’ mindset?
Here are some tips:
DON’T ENTERTAIN NEGATIVITY.
Do not entertain anything that hints negativity…of any form. Salain natin ang lahat ng feeds na nae-encounter natin. Kung sa tingin natin ay hindi ito makakatulong sa ating pag-unlad, then push it away.
LOOK AT THINGS FROM A DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE.
Ano ang pinagkaiba ng mahirap sa mayaman? Mindset. Rich people see things from a different perspective. Ang mga taong matagumpay ay may right mindset.
How do we see things? What kind of perspective do we have? How do we handle conflicts and challenges?
I remember a story of two agents. Nagpunta sila sa isang tribo. Habang nakita ‘nung isang ahente ang lahat ng negative sa situation, positive naman ang nakita ng isa. Difficulty ang nakita ni Agent 1 habang opportunity ang nakita ni Agent 2. How about us? Do we see difficulty or opportunity?
EXPOSE YOURSELF TO BIG PEOPLE.
Attitude is contagious. Kapag hinalo natin ang ating sarili sa mga taong excellent, siguradong hindi lang tayo basta mahahawa – mai-inspire, mae-encourage, at matututo rin tayo.
Always grab the opportunity to learn from these people. Their experiences will surely teach us valuable lessons that will impact our lives.
THINK. REFLECT. APPLY.
What kind of mindset do we have?
How do we train ourselves to think big?
What are your struggles when it comes to thinking big?
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