Is commitment a
belief or a promise? Is it applicable to relationships or work? Is it possible
for one person to be committed in one area of life and ignore others? Is it an act or a feeling? Is it different
from motivation?
Commitment was
suggested as an issue by my husband. When he suggested it, I knew I had to go
with it. Two reasons for that- His contribution was a sign of his commitment
towards my vision and more importantly because commitment is an underlying
tenet of any relationship, but the interpretation can vary and with that, another thought crossed my mind. Commitment to a relationship is established both
explicitly and implicitly but what about other areas of life, Commitment to
work, commitment to self, commitment to faith, commitment to our purpose.
Another question
is, what is a big deal about commitment?
Ek baar jo maine commitment kar di, toh phir main khudki bhi
nahi sunta (Once I commit, then I don’t even listen to myself)
With this dialogue Salman Khan became the epitome of machismo. I myself have quoted this a number of times. Frankly speaking, I don’t understand what the big deal is. We grow up making promises, commitments to ourselves and others. Why is it at a certain time we get fixated on keeping them all the time? Does it not lead to stressing oneself?
Is that an indication that commitments are a waste of time? No, absolutely not. However, I do think we as individuals need to realize
the investment in making a commitment and then learn to make sound commitments,
so wisdom is what is primary at this stage.
I love the quote
that I have used in my poster. “People
who wonder if the glass is half empty or full miss the point. The glass is
refillable.”
This is exactly
the case for commitment. If you do miss, you do have a chance to pick up where
you left off.
Tomorrow in my
Instagram Live, we talk about aspects of commitment, fear of commitment and
expectations around commitment. Log in https://www.instagram.com/dwivedinupur/
@5pm to find out more about the issue.
Let us take this
journey together to find out more about Commitment.

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