Nidhi Kathuria

It is observed that the second player who follows the first market player generally makes more business. While this can be a good learning and a nice business acumen, what is important is to lead this world towards innovation and optimization.

Organizations and people who have taken that first step to explore the unknown, to venture into new opportunities are true leaders. They did not shy from taking that big risk of failing. They were interested to pursue their passions. They were interested to be the pioneers. They wanted to do something better which makes this world a better place or may be give that better standard or way of life to people. They are true social servants who will leave the legacy of their mistakes and successes behind. The world will learn from them. But it is they who took the first step in what they felt was right. They did not fear the failure because the pride of becoming the pioneer was much greater than the risk of bearing those failures.

Even having failed will save someone else’s time in not repeating that mistake. This is a social service in itself.

True pioneers do not have egos. They are selfless. They do not fear or get hurt in taking that first step in business, in work or even in relationships. Pioneers fail when they do not try what they want. And hence pioneers never fail because they always try to do what they want and are successful in their own eyes. And that is true success.

Do not follow others. Follow yourself.  Follow your own dreams and passions. Do not fear failures because the whole action of pioneering an idea will provide a lesson of success or failure to society. This is true karma when you do not worry about the result. You just focus on doing what you truly and passionately believe in!