Aim for What is Right

Countless numbers of people have their own perspectives on where we came from. The largest group of people support the claim that we are the image of God. We as humans were made in his image. Others claim that we have revolutionized over millions of years through adaptation and natural selection.No matter the argument, humans are imperfect and there is nothing we can do to change that fact. Although, there are workarounds which us to our topic of discussion. 

One workaround, which was stated by a close friend of mine, is striving to be "great" instead of aiming for "perfection." The word great has been tossed around by many of the most successful individuals in the world. Each and every one of them use the word great in many of their speeches because of what the word great actually means to them. To those people, great may be a booster word to jump start their day. Or it can be what inspires them to change an aspect of themselves to achieve a higher level of "greatness."

 What is strongly suggested is that they did not instantly gain success because of reaching for a level of perfection. Instead, they focused on dividing their ultimate goal into sub-levels, like a ladder. Each rung is an individual goal which will help you push your way to the top where your ultimate goal is set.

Following such a method will not only place you in a great opportunity on each rung, but will boost your confidence, self-esteem, and give you the spark to meet your expectations. We aren't perfect, so try not to expect yourself to be. It is our imperfections which makes us perfect.