Man has to be so engrossed in his work that everything else pales into insignificance beside it. Unless everything else loses its interest for him, he cannot climb to any great heights of success.
Being negatively affected by another’s unpalatable behaviour, you lose your mental equilibrium. But, remaining emotionally untouched by such behaviour, your mind retains its equilibrium and, without wasting a single moment, you can continue to perform your work in the normal way.
It is only utter devotion—no matter what the field of activity—that can lead to success. Only those who have devoted themselves in this world of struggle and competition can aspire to advance in life.
In a towering rage, a man is not in control of himself. He takes a wrong step and destruction follows in its wake. It becomes too late for regrets: he is unable to save himself from his own wrong action.
