Achieve Ambitions Without Stress and Anxiety

The ability to Achieve Ambitions Without Stress and Anxiety has long been a focus of mine — an ideal that I compare myself against. I have this vision (influenced by characters of both history and fantasy worlds, who seem to have this supernatural ability of patience and foresight required to carry out complex, long-term ambitions without stress and anxiety.

They are able to make calculated, definitive movements at just the right time. The moves themselves are potent, in that they create great change (which means that the moves were objectively powerful).

Contents
# Characteristics
# Steady Organized Work

Characteristics To Achieve Ambitions

This ability appears to have a few characteristics:

• Vision & Desire — You need the emotional force that drives us towards a goal, and the idea in our minds that both propels us forwards, and clarifies our direction.
• Mental Analysis, Deconstruction, Planning & Foresight — You have to be able to take that vision and the desire, whatever it happens to be, and to at least a decent job of breaking down that ambition into reasonable steps (at least a good place to begin).
• Consistent Concerted Action — Our actions must align with the plan. There are ways to approach the completion of a task that are more efficient than others. In general, you want your plan to have a handful of larger “projects” or “goals” which themselves are incredibly complex internally. Larger goals, broken into smaller tasks, worked on every day.
• Unwavering Will — Sometimes there are no clever plans. Sometimes we need sheer will, determination, and stubborn resolve to proceed as we intended from the beginning (against all odds, logic, and public opinion if necessary). It is what it is.

Steady, Organized Work

So many things just come down to steady, organized work. That is what nearly everything comes down to in some way. Learning to code is hard, but if you learn and work on coding projects every day, dozens of variations of the same project — and related projects — certain actions in the language become intuitive because you have literally written that code perhaps thousands of times.

Learning a language, same thing. Seeing, hearing, and saying a phrase — or similar phrases — repeatedly in varied settings, tends to make an impression. The real difficulty, in both computer projects and language learning (and in the learning of everything else from physics, to ballet, martial arts, or stocks) is that there is a large quantity to be learned and retained, in a limited span of time.