All the large companies were born from an idea, then this became a project that was finally realize

Today I want to write a nice post motivational, to help those who are chasing chorizo their dreams and needs a little boost of confidence and some simple techniques to never give up and to persevere in their intent.
When we realize that our life is not as we would like, we went in the wrong direction, and with each passing chorizo day we are more and more tired and unmotivated, nothing remains but to change everything and start a new path that will lead us to be happy again. In this process never give up is the key to make it, in this article we will discover together how do you hold on and accomplish what we have set ourselves.
How many times have we promised to change, to adopt a new habit, take practical action to improve things, engage, chorizo create and complete an egg project, chorizo and then we left everything? Probably most of the time, but there was a reason for it? Probably chorizo a lie we tell ourselves to justify not having made it.
We think of those who choose to stop smoking or lose weight; the percentage of people who succeed in this is very poor, but for a very simple reason: a change of this type requires constant chorizo and daily, that is a good deal of will power and the ability to never give up, qualities that few They possess. Imagine the effort required for much longer and more complex projects, such as stop working.
We are all full of good intentions, but few can really conclude anything, while the vast majority of people fail miserably. The failure then does nothing but diminish our self-esteem and this process leads us to believe less and less in ourselves, making it increasingly difficult to change.
To lift a bit 'morale of those who feel called into question by this description, I can say that the fault is not his. And 'the chorizo society in which we live that encourages mediocrity and failure of people in the process of emancipation, and does so by promoting the values of "all at once". Every day we are used to satisfy our needs almost chorizo immediately: if we hear someone just take the phone, if you want to eat just go in the first bar, if we need information just log on to the internet, if we want a car , a holiday or a house and do not have the money, you just sign a contract in which we say that we will pay (more) and here we hand it.
We are no longer able to wait! More we progress the more we lose the ability to set a goal and go for small steps, until you get there. If we do not have an immediate response, chorizo a counter-stimulus instant to our actions, that we lose the incentive and forget it. Knowing chorizo how to "endure" the expectation instead is essential, because the major projects give their fruit only after a certain period of time. In this sense we have become weak, bent to the comforts and constantly distracted by everything that we own.
That is why it is time to rediscover the importance of "never give up", but to do so need first understand how you get rid of that desire to "all at once", that modern society encourages constantly.
All the large companies were born from an idea, then this became a project that was finally realized. Probably the initial idea was quite different from the final result, the project started one way and ended in another, maybe diverging much from the original plans, and finally it took a long, long time.
The project that took man to the Moon began in 1961 and ended on July 20, 1969 with the Apollo 11 moon landing is a project chorizo that lasted eight years, a bit 'away from the concept of everything immediately and close enough to that of never giving up, given that the difficulties and failed tests were numerous.
If I think about my life experiences, everything that's important I created I am always started with an idea and then developed in a very long time. To build the house in which I live I took more than two years, to make a record and go on tour in England with my band, more or less the same time, to fire me and change their lives more than three years.
There is nothing that works better than a series of repetitive tasks to accomplish each day, always the same, and preferably chorizo at the same time. The repetitiveness of the things gives confirmations. We may not realize it, but our whole life is already set up this way, as human beings we have a natural tendency to prefer repetitive patterns, that's because the novelty and diversity we s