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Desire to Desperation

 Desire to Desperation

Many people have desires to achieve various goals, but these burning desires can sometimes fade away for personal reasons. To ensure a burning desire remains alive, one must transition from desire to desperation.

Before delving into how to cultivate desperation, let’s clarify the difference between desire and desperation. Desire is the longing for something to enhance your life, while desperation is the urgent need for something to save it.

Consider the example of a person who wants to lose weight and start walking. Every time the alarm rings, he hits the snooze button. Now, if the same person becomes desperate to lose weight for an upcoming photo shoot to create a portfolio for a modelling audition with a major agency—the last opportunity he has to break into the modelling industry—he will not wait for the alarm, he will immediately put on his shoes.

A desire without a strong need can lead us nowhere. However, when a strong need fuels the desire, it can drive us to become desperate in life. While the term "desperate" often carries a negative connotation, it can be appropriate in the right context when the cause is justified.

M.L. Narendra Kumar

 

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