The Drive (ARTICLES)

Common sense is what sets apart humans from animals, or at the very least, the way we understand common sense itself.

There are people and yes, there are people.  There are those who succeed, and there are those who do not. Why is it so?  The answer is an open secret, if I may say so.

Maybe it is attributed to the fact that some people are fiercely-driven while some are not. Either way, they always tend to rationally give reasons for what they are, and for what they do.

Most humans commit mistakes that, even before they did so, they knew that this was a mistake.  But then, for some reasons, still they do it just for the sheer reason of doing it. Others for not doing something, they fail to better their lives.  The latter is known as negligence. 

I was baffled when I came across a life excerpt of one of the richest man in the world today.  He came from a very poor family, which prompted him to work, and do some business at the age of 14.  He never managed to even finish high school because of poverty.  Maybe, his situation was the number one motivator of his success, that is why, he did everything, because of his passion to run away from his then situation. 

Now we ask ourselves again, why are some people so rich, while others barely make it.

Well, it is attributable now to the fierceness and passion of a person’s drive to make money.  Doesn’t matter what motivates him.  What matters is that he did something difficult.  But even if it was difficult, he endured such difficulty.  Amazing why people do the things that they do, but it has always been the drive to get there that prompts them so.