Happiness And Satisfaction Are Intended By The Presentiments Of Perfection

Satisfaction of accomplishment is rare and precious. Satisfaction of accomplishment signifies the completion of a great task, an achievement that required the greatest effort. This achievement will always bring with it some kind of pain. The more effort you put in, the harder it is to get out of it. Satisfaction of accomplishment also means giving value and quality to your own time and efforts.


So when can one come in touch with the joy of achievement? Whenever you put in the necessary work; persistence, patience, compromise, efforts being made, always do not go unrewarded for the end result may be short lived or something that just skyrockets you to greater heights. It is always better to put in just a little more than what is expected and wait for the opposite result. But how does one exactly define the opposite satisfaction factor?

Well, I'll let you into a little secret; it is all about what we don't accomplish and how much time we allow others to accomplish what they failed to accomplish by themselves. So many people will remain in a stagnant position never accomplishing anything. It is because they allow other people to accomplish great things, but they fail to accomplish anything of value for themselves.

It is important to understand what constitutes success. It is easy to say, "I did great things" or "I accomplished a lot of things" or even "I made millions" but very few will define success. They will give mantras like "I'm the best in the world" or "I'm the happiest person on the planet" but there really isn't much meaning to it. The truth is, only you know what success means for you.

To truly experience the satisfaction you have to give yourself goals and work to achieve them. If you are unsatisfied with your job, you must set a goal to change it and then you must take action to change it. And if you aren't happy at your job, you must take steps to change it. These are just two examples, but you can probably see the point here. So how do we give ourselves clear definitions of success?

The most straightforward way to give yourself a clear definition of success is by changing your behavior. For example, a great manager that sees her company's overall satisfaction as her personal success has a clear goal to increase that satisfaction as much as possible. She defines her personal success by increasing her company's overall satisfaction level. That means she focuses on making things better for the people who are working for her. The result is an increase in her bottom line.

But what if you don't see your actions as having the desired effect? In these cases, it is impossible to clearly define success because you are in a grey area. You can give the definition of happiness as the whole attitude that you have towards life, including all of the goals you've set for it. This gives us the next example. Suppose you want to change your life, but the changes you want to make aren't part of your life in a real sense, so how can you say that you've successfully changed your life?


The only way to experience satisfaction and give yourself clear goals to reach is to deliberately set the objectives that you want to achieve. Your plan is your roadmap to success. You map out the path to get there. When your objectives aren't in line with the road that you've mapped out, it's not because you haven't planned for them, but because your intentions are vague. So to change dissatisfaction and give satisfaction, you need to have the necessary clear and precise plan. It is when you take your plan and map it out, that you experience fulfillment and give yourself clear satisfaction.