A Compelling Paradigm towards TRIUMPH AND EXCELLENCE

by Queenilyn Salon

Wa oaae all come across a moment in which we anticipate aspirations in life. Life's manifestations, and how we iiiiiiiiiiiii catalyze them are vivid attestations to how we prompt our own journey and stepping stone to triumphantly prove and accumulate them dreams that are being manifested which we hope to happen at the desired time We are driven by instances that whatever life has to offer us we must keep pushing through In line with this, determination and perseverance must be highly considered traits

All successful individuals are big dreamers, and every successful professional start by visualizing eminence, and by holding on to strong driving forces which push them to fiercely thrive in order to make that vision possible. To get there where our dreams are being hoped is not and will never be undemanding—this should not be a newfangled matter. Working toward your objective does not entail working nonstop from morning until night. On top of that, we quickly start to lose motivation as a result of constant work. Hence, relaxing will benefit both our body and mind. So, take a brief break from your schedule and participate in other activities to accomplish this.

Moving on to the primary subject of this article. We define and enjoy success in many different ways depending on what way it satisfies us. Dr. Cherryl Ann. C Matela, Tagoloan Community College OIC President herself is the indubitable epitome of a well-deserved triumph. Success, according to her, firstly is being fulfilled. Doing work that is meaningful, and being valued, and recognized for relevant contribution. Next is having an opportunity for growth and to create an impact, as well as maintaining good health, of course. Achieving financial stability is another way how she defines success, and lastly, according to her, being successful means developing strong personal and professional relationships.

In addition, something that motivates her to work and pushes her to move forward during her worst times, and have the best on-the-job performance is taking her commitment highly regard because according to her, fulfilling obligations, and rendering quality work is something that satisfies her. Furthermore, she also has her own success habits which she shared along the interview.

First is to set goals because that is where everything starts. Next, we have to do the extra mile, meaning, we have to be willing to make a special effort to do or achieve something. Then, take action and practice appreciation because being appreciative means being grateful, and it encourages people to work hard and makes them feel valued.

Moreover, interpersonal relationship plays a huge role in achieving the things we aspire to since whatever kind of people we surround ourselves with, will eventually influence our motivation, and will somehow determine the path we are going to head in. According to Dr. Cheryl herself, there are two people in her life who inspired her to get where she is now —her parents. "They are no less than my parents—my mother and my father. Because, I would say that they are successful enough in their careers that even at the age when they retire, they still manage to continue working because of their dedication to work." She added. Eventually, to be a good leader and an influential professional, according to her, one must be kind and thoughtful. Must be an effective communicator and self-aware. Has integrity which setting a high moral towards the environment you are working in order to influence discipline. Must be emphatic since being a good leader means being able to affirm strong leadership. Lastly, one must be engaged, passionate, and ethical in every corner of his or her work.

In the last part of my interview with Dr. Cheryl, I asked her about some advice she could offer to someone who is starting to ponder his or her dream—especially to the students of Tagoloan Community College. According to her, in order to be able to reach that goal, to work hard and to possess the quality of persistence or tenacity must highly be taken into account. One must be determined that no matter what life circumstances and such we encounter, we must keep pushing through because we have to put something into possible. Importantly, one must be God-fearing.

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Your dreams will be discussed and may somehow intrigued everyone in your life. Others will attempt to stop you, but some will provide insightful advice. Everybody aspires to achieve success at the right time and in all spheres of life. The greatest challenge that the majority of us endure, though, is our incapacity to persevere—in thought, approach, and action. The issue is not with us, rather, it is with our lack of good management of it. Even individuals who claim not to dream, nonetheless have dreams. Don't believe that your goals are unrealistic. Never let other people's ideas about what you want to achieve slow you down. Be patient above everything else and take things one step at a time. Nothing worthwhile ever comes easily.

Take this as a manifestation that a single thought can eventually turn into big opportunities, that someone who was once a dreamer can now attest to her welldeserved triumph. When you feel like quitting, think of why you started, and why should this aspiration betide into reality. Your opinion is the only one that matters. Remember this as you begin to pursue your dreams.