Impossible and I’m Possible

The Industrial revolution started in the 18th century and from there it spread all over the World. The industrial revolution had 2 friend’s namely development and status. The industrial revolution changed the way we looked at the world. With this, different kind of opportunities started to come on our way. The players in the market grabbed the opportunities.
People who wanted to be like the “players of the market” started to look out for their stories and started to keep them motivated in order to be one of them. The “wanna be the players” dreamed to invent something which would change how the world see everything!
Decades passed! We now see journals about the happening’s in the past which are now available in abundance for one to read and learn. Successful people have also quoted some beautifully phrased words that helped the people after them to learn from them and grow! There were philosophers and psychologists who helped us and are helping us. Philosophers and psychologists helped us to be better than our past (even the immediate past). They helped us to make our walk to the gate simpler!
Today we are concerned about the morrow and are planning a way out that will make our morrow an easy living place than the other day.
Today everyone had learned to keep one thing in mind so as to feel motivated or to bring them to the same level of motivation if they aren’t. Those words are:

“Even impossible says I’m Possible”

The quote is very well engraved. It actually helps. It helps one to push his/her boundaries and helps to achieve what S/he didn’t think s/he will be achieving. But there’s a catch to it. Everything happens when it’s the right time. I may be sounding a little offensive to all the wantrepreneurs but it is actually true, but there is a catch to it as well. We don’t know what the right time is, it can be now, it can be the morrow or the last day you spend! And that’s one thing which keeps us going, we don’t know the right time so we assume it’s now and take it as “NOW” is the right time. For example, Thomas Edison didn’t know about the right time. So, he did what he wanted to do and after 10,000 ways that won’t work he found out that 1 way that is glowing our world today!

“I have not failed. I’ve just found 10,000 ways that won’t work.”
– Thomas Edison

                                “Everything will happen when it is going to happen.”
There is a gap between impossible and I’m possible. That gap is Time and time flies we all known that.
Think about if we wanted to launch a satellite 3 years just after the industrial revolution, that would drive us crazy because we didn’t have the expertise and the knowledge to do so. What about the mobile phones? What would be the scenario if we talked like this that there’s a thing through which we can talk to the person sitting miles away from us? We would probably be hit black and blue by others. Ever imagined going to stone age with a BMW car? It would rather be broken into pieces than becoming a thing for a ride!
There were things which were like a “never going to happen” in the past but looking at the present scenario or the immediate past those things had happened. People of the 19th century didn’t have the idea of a thing like a mobile phone which can contain the whole world within it and can get us the world’s information within a few clicks. There are 2 types of people pessimist and optimist. People even didn’t believe Thomas Edison for the thought he had to bring light in the lives or Albert Einstein who paved way for the modern physics.
Now, we know that something is meant to be in the future that can’t and we shouldn’t stop working on it, it’s our job to find each and everything before actually inventing it. Can you stop working on your life to make it better in the future? Would you say to yourself “Something that is going to happen to me will happen to me even if I didn’t work for it” No, you don’t say these things to yourself or advice someone about this! Because if you do you probably going to be “nothing” in this “Everything” world. You don’t know about the future, you do things after making predictions. Jeff Bezos didn’t know in his childhood that he will be the richest man. He did his best in his past to make his future way better. Had he only thought and never implemented, he would be a regular American guy with that normal job and a normal income.

“There is a gap between impossible and I’m Possible which is Time,
But we are the one who really decides how much time there is in between.”