Launching Initiatives: A Law for Success in Life

To anyone who believes that sitting at the thresholds of time waiting for miracles brings success, you have to know that you will wait for nothing, and you will get nothing because the law of life is based on initiative.

Fire cannot ignite without the first spark, and no book can fill its pages without starting with initials, and this is the law of the universe from the beginning of creation until the Lord inherits Earth and beyond.

Launch the Initiative

In the book, My Experience for a Better Life, the writer Ziad Rayes says that most of the large companies and important entities in the world started with a simple initiative and grew until they became large empires that spread in the horizons, whether it was at the level of private companies or institutions of a charitable and humanitarian nature.

There are also undoubtedly many initiatives launched and destined to fail, dying in their infancy, in both cases, and on both tracks there are reasons for this, but the participant is the "launch of the initiative."

The importance of the initiative

It is therefore important to disseminate the idea of "initiative" among us and to demonstrate its importance. Still, it is preferable to do so with the illumination of the important rules for its success while clarifying the vision, mission, and purpose, and the conciliation of the Lord remains the decider, as well as emphasizing that it is not necessarily the success of every initiative launched.

Repeated attempts at constant adjustments required by the situation are the way to succeed. Many of today's success stories are the result of multiple failures that preceded them; therefore, the case applies to philanthropic initiatives, as it is important for their success to take into account all the causes of success.

Here, I would like to point out that launching the "initiative" at the beginning does not require funds or potential, but they are personal acquisitions, passions, and skills. There are many examples in modern times, as well as from prophetic biography. From here and whatever potential there is, we must not rely on others, but let's start with the initiative, and let's always look for the rules and symbols of success.

Requirements for More Success Opportunities

After hearing the success story of the Governor of California and famous actor Arnold of Austrian origin, who has emigrated to America and graduated in bodybuilding tournaments, the six tips that he believes in can make a more successful human being out of you are as follows:

1. Set a clear goal for your life.
2. Don't listen to frustrators.
3. Do your best.
4. Avoid alternative plans.
5. Help others as much as possible.
6. Do not forget the favor of others on you.

I liked to talk about this idea and indicate some aspects that could be used. Many have talked about success, its causes, and requirements, and there are undoubtedly many factors that are important reasons for success after the success of the Lord.

There are many success stories in ancient and modern history, and the common features of these stories and their owners' personal or institutional qualities include “integrity, sincerity, transparency, persistence, focus, the spirit of initiative, patience, effort, and fatigue, clarity of purpose.... etc.”

But what caught my attention in Arnold's story, Governor of California, is his love for helping others. It is one of the most important causes and factors of success, as well as self-denial with recognition thanks to others. It was also noted that the title of his lecture was "The Six Most Successful Rules," which had not been said to be successful, a suggestion that success required many factors and was not limited to only the six mentioned.

It is clear that there are universal norms and causes of the Creator's pan-human status if they combine and are found to be accompanied by success. They include "love of service to others, humanity, propagation of good, and the initiative to give," which corresponds to man's great message of the reconstruction of the Earth.

There are certainly many criteria and measures for success, as well as multiple and relative degrees of this success, but it is clear that the more there is a commitment to the main rules of success, the more a person or an institution rises in the ladder of success, as well as there are factors inherent in the owners of these successful experiences and others gained through practice, experience, and accumulation of experience. The development and continuity of this success is as much as adherence to the basics of these universal norms.