Build the damn Door first.

 



Don't just wait for Opportunity to knock on your door. Build the damn Door first.  


Many believe that we are mere 

victims of our circumstances, 

catching whatever opportunit
ies 

happen to come our way. 

"We can’t create opportunities. 

We have to wait." they say.


Wrong. I beg to differ.


Opportunities 

don't just happen

— they're created. 

They are drawn to those 

who are ready & prepared, 

those who have positioned 

themselves to seize them. 

You have to be proactive, 

to design your life with intention, 

and not leave it to chance and destiny.


It’s about living by choice, not by chance. 

This means learning more continuously, 

networking, and refining your skills, 

so when the right moment comes, 

you are not just ready for them;

you are the one they want.


Don't just wait 

for opportunity to 

knock on your door. 

Build a beautiful door, 

paint it in vibrant colors, 

and invite opportunity in. 


Take charge, and 

live the life you design, 

not the one handed to you.


#CoachHemant #GrowthMindset #LeadershipDevelopment #Opportunity

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