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Sat Nam,
I love this! Where is this translation (or quote) from? Oooh, not to hide my excitement, but this is literally how I lead my life! Wow. Okay. For me, anything that I do, if I pour my heart, soul and love into it, is worship. That, for me, is what living is all about. Excellence can be translated into that formula of dedication, devotion, persistence, patience, consciousness, and hard work that is applied to all tasks. Constant worship...what can get better than that! Find your excellence, your mastery, and see where it takes you! Waheguru!
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Sat Nam,
I love this! Where is this translation (or quote) from? Oooh, not to hide my excitement, but this is literally how I lead my life! Wow. Okay. For me, anything that I do, if I pour my heart, soul and love into it, is worship. That, for me, is what living is all about. Excellence can be translated into that formula of dedication, devotion, persistence, patience, consciousness, and hard work that is applied to all tasks. Constant worship...what can get better than that! Find your excellence, your mastery, and see where it takes you! Waheguru!
**Edit: In response to the question asked afterwards: I don't believe talents is what is being referred to here. If you do have talent, it is fitting that you exercise that talent to its fullest, but at the same time make sure that you rise with gratitude and respect. Excellence being the "formula" I stated above can be applied to a task you are a master at, and one you may have never had to do before! That way, the end result, even if it didn't turn out the best it could have been, is conceived and played out in love.
I hope this has helped!