Certain people known as visionaries, looked beyond the ordinary. They had foresight, for the welfare of not only the present, but also for the forthcoming generations. They are leaders who have set standards for the world to look upon and emulate, they have a plan of action, their focus does not deviate, and their confidence is their unshakable belief. This belief is their intrinsic point of difference that sets them apart from others and it is because of their belief that they are called visionaries. Notable among such people were: - Joseph Swan who invented the light bulb; Alexander Popov who invented the radio; Wright brothers who invented the plane; Alexander Graham Bell who invented the telephone and many more famous and knowledgeable people are involved. Undaunted by obstructions they moved ahead unflinchingly with a single focus in mind. Every challenge they faced led to a bigger challenge and valiantly they went ahead and surmounted those challenges. The solutions they came up with in order to deal with the obstacles they faced were only a mean to an end. It was the power of this belief that helped them achieve their goal. Their self belief helped them to have a divine mind which is the one and only reality. Self belief leads to the 3 D’s as we call it, Deliberation- a discussion and consideration of the reasons for and against a measure or question; Determination- to fix your mind onto your goal; Divination- unusual insight or intuitive perception. Sir Issac Newton deliberated that why did the apple fall down and not go up. He was determined to understand and solve the mystery of the falling apple thereafter it led to divination and discovered the law of gravity and the three law of motion. This applies to every walk of life, whether it is sports, politics, science or business for example Don Bradman in cricket, Pele in football, Dyan Chand in hockey. In politics we have M.K. Gandhi, Socrates etc. In science we have Archimedes, Aryabhat etc. In business we have Bill Gates, L.N. Mittal, Ambani and others.
“A man must not swallow more beliefs than he can digest” says Havelock Ellis, which means that you must not take in too many beliefs because not all of them can really happen as you may end up loosing focus. Galileo Galeli was a rare person who had many beliefs and succeeded in them, he was the first person who stated that the world was round and not “flat”. Infact he even theorized the diameter of the world to be 40,000 km. he even invented the telescope which would show us the stars in detail. The world two famous painting “The Last Supper” and “Monalisa” was painted by Leonardo da Vinci. Belief can be shattered by a touch of sorrow if not brick strong. Belief is constructed with the help of thought and thoughts waver then belief can be decimated, leading to severe consequences.
I am of the firm belief that if I believe I can do it then I know I can do it better than anyone else. Belief is my strong hope that will make me prosper.
That is how I support my topic. “I believe I can fly”.
