Is Human psychology a mystery?
A person might feel satisfied standing outside an Apple Store for hours, starting at midnight, just to get a mobile phone that could otherwise be delivered to their doorstep in a matter of minutes or hours in this time of instant delivery apps. To them, this arduous wait might feel like a festival. Standing outside the store for hours might seem like an integral part of the product experience itself! They might perceive it however they please, and this very ordeal could even feel like a significant achievement! Yet, this same individual is often in a state of constant urgency in their daily life! They are always in a rush and want everything done immediately! A delay or inconvenience of even a few minutes feels so intolerable to them that they fly into a rage!
The human mind is truly beyond comprehension. People often prefer the voluntary servitude of their own desires over the prospect of unwanted freedom!
Who could stop someone from succeeding if they truly understood this aspect of human nature?
A person might feel satisfied standing outside an Apple Store for hours, starting at midnight, just to get a mobile phone that could otherwise be delivered to their doorstep in a matter of minutes or hours in this time of instant delivery apps. To them, this arduous wait might feel like a festival. Standing outside the store for hours might seem like an integral part of the product experience itself! They might perceive it however they please, and this very ordeal could even feel like a significant achievement! Yet, this same individual is often in a state of constant urgency in their daily life! They are always in a rush and want everything done immediately! A delay or inconvenience of even a few minutes feels so intolerable to them that they fly into a rage!
The human mind is truly beyond comprehension. People often prefer the voluntary servitude of their own desires over the prospect of unwanted freedom!
Who could stop someone from succeeding if they truly understood this aspect of human nature?
Rajeev Upadhyay
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