The world of Motivation.

  It Is Better to Fail in Originality Than to Succeed in Imitation In a world driven by trends, algorithms, and the constant temptation to replicate what works for others, originality can feel like a risky choice. Imitation often promises quick results — a safe, well-trodden path to recognition. But there’s a catch: while imitation may bring temporary success, it rarely creates lasting impact. True growth, fulfillment, and legacy come from daring to be original, even at the risk of failure. The Value of Originality Originality is not just about being different for the sake of it. It’s about expressing your authentic vision, ideas, and creativity in a way that reflects who you are. When you create something original, you’re putting your unique fingerprint on the world — something no one else can replicate. Yes, originality comes with uncertainty. You might face criticism, misunderstanding, or even outright failure. But these setbacks are valuable because they are yours . Each mi...

  Be Yourself; Everyone Else Is Already Taken In a world constantly trying to shape us into something else — to fit in, to follow trends, to meet expectations — being yourself becomes a radical act. Oscar Wilde, with his usual wit and wisdom, once said: "Be yourself; everyone else is already taken." It’s a short sentence, but it carries the weight of a powerful truth: you are one of a kind , and pretending to be someone else only dims the light that is uniquely yours. Why We Imitate Others From childhood, we’re taught to look up to role models — and that’s not a bad thing. Inspiration is valuable. But the problem arises when admiration turns into imitation. Social media, peer pressure, and even family expectations can push us to act, speak, or even look like someone we’re not. We start hiding parts of ourselves we think aren't "good enough," believing that someone else’s version of success, beauty, or personality is better. But in trying to be someone els...