Murari Sharma

10/17/2026

Success comes from series of right decisions taken for a very long time.

And stick to it 💪



Because often people think that if they do something once, they are successful. No, it is evident that you have to become successful once in life, and then you can leverage that to become successful in other fields. That is fine, but if you are finding only one thing that will make you successful, you may end up getting success and then fail, and then stick to that failure for a very long time. Don't do that.

Do one thing: find it out. What is that you really want? Try to make a right decision for a very long time.

Failure is not just one failure.

No, it's multiple wrong decisions and then doing it again and again.

Similarly, success is also the same:

taking the right decision in a series, multiple times, and then sticking to it.

10/17/2026

Deliver before you demand
And present 🎁

10/17/2026

10/15/2026

Go where you live ❤️‍🩹 well

Not where you die everyday to pay bills

10/14/2026

Where would you go for a long walk

😀 a long walk that takes you somewhere else,

like a beautiful place.

A place where you feel good,

you feel amazing. How exciting would that be?

Let me know in the comments.

10/14/2026

Live near nature to live ❤️‍🩹 well

10/09/2026

Build strength to handle uncertainty and for a very long time.

Problem solving mindset,
But make sure you get paid well for it. Or building something great by solving problems.

Leave the rest.

Start your day with certain things.
Build strength for uncertainty.

10/09/2026

Nobody talks about how frustrating

it is to go from high achiever to literally

not being able to function

Because it turns out you were living in survival mode.

You used to handle everything

You could work under pressure and anticipate everybody's needs

manage the chaos and keep pushing no matter how exhausted you were What looked like ambition may have been powered by urgency fear

Perfectionism and the belief that your value came from how much you could carry

Eventually your nervous system reaches its limit and the fuel you once ran on stops working Suddenly simple tasks feel enormous.

You can't focus you can't start and you begin wondering what happened to the capable version of you

But you didn't become lazy and you didn't lose your ambition

Your body simply stopped allowing you to overwork yourself to death now rebuilding looks different

Regulate before demanding productivity

Make the tasks smaller rest before you've earned it

Rebuild your capacity

without shaming

its current limits.

You're not failing at becoming who you were

You're learning how to succeed without destroying yourself to do it