Chhatrapati Shivaji.. Victory is the ultimate goal

Today, (Wednesday, February 19) marks the birth anniversary of the Maratha Empire warrior, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, who was born on February 19, 1630. He succeeded in protecting India from the Mughal onslaughts and became a symbol of courage and valor. His inspiring words continue to be relevant to this day.

Here are some of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj's motivating teachings:

Start with small goals

According to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, every step taken towards a smaller goal will help in achieving larger objectives. This means that before aiming for big goals, one should focus on accomplishing smaller ones.

Consider the enemy weak

Shivaji Maharaj advised to always see the enemy as weak and not let fear or anxiety control you, even if the enemy seems strong. In difficult situations, one should not let them dominate or overpower you.

With dedication

Even when changes occur with time, one should continue to work with dedication. Shivaji Maharaj believed that with determination and hard work, time would eventually work in your favor.

Think of consequences

Before starting any task, Shivaji Maharaj emphasized considering its consequences. He believed that planning ahead and understanding the potential outcomes would benefit future generations who would follow in the same footsteps.

Climbing a mountain seems small when the goal is high

Known for his bravery, Shivaji Maharaj once said that when the goal is lofty, even climbing a mountain seems trivial. This means that if one moves forward with a firm resolve to achieve their goals, even the toughest challenges will feel easy to overcome.

Victory is the ultimate goal

For anyone who sets out to win, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj said one must be prepared to endure any hardships. Achieving victory is the ultimate goal, and one must be ready to fight through any challenges to reach it.