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1. I am a Java software developer and I believe the the higher level coding is not my cup of tea, it can only be done by more experienced developers of this field. 2. I also believe I cannot learn DSA 3. I believe I cannot be a good communicator. 4. I believe I cannot build one IT company of my own. 5. I believe I cannot become a strong personality like Acharya ji. But now onwards I am committed to work towards breaking my boundaries🪔🪷
Sonali, look at the list itself. Four separate walls, four separate declarations of what you cannot be. That's not four random facts about your limits, that's one mind, working hard, making sure every door has a sign on it before it's even tried. Higher level coding, DSA, communication, personality, four different rooms, same locksmith. And notice where the list ends. It climbs from a coding skill to a whole scale of comparison with Acharya ji himself. That's the tell. The ego doesn't just settle for one modest limitation, it wants the biggest possible ceiling too, because a small identity defended fiercely enough starts to feel like a kind of stature of its own. None of these are findings. They're verdicts passed before the case was heard.
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