Wellness
Heartfelt Commitment: The Key to True Success
Discover the inner power that helps you achieve goals and break undesirable habits.
Dr. Ddnard Napattalung explains the principle of 'heartfelt commitment,' a crucial key to success. True internal decision-making is what distinguishes between desire and results. Learn how to unlock your potential with the power of heartfelt commitment.
Dr. Ddnard Napattalung introduces the important concept of “heartfelt commitment,” which is central to achieving goals and sustaining personal change. Heartfelt commitment is not merely a superficial desire or wish, but a resolute and complete decision made from within, enabling you to successfully accomplish your intentions or break undesirable habits.
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What is Heartfelt Commitment?
Heartfelt commitment is when our heart truly decides and accepts something, not just based on rational thought or fleeting desires. Dr. Ddnard explains that often we want to do something but fail to do it. This is because our heart has not yet “committed” or “decided” completely to believe that the thing can truly succeed, or that we can do it.
The Power of Internal Decision-Making
Dr. Ddnard shares a real-life example of a student who once thought, “I can’t possibly achieve sales figures that high.” But eventually, he did. When asked for his secret, he replied, “Because I committed my heart to it.” Heartfelt commitment means we have decided we will achieve that thing, we will get it. When the heart truly accepts, actions will follow and lead to success.
Another example is quitting smoking. Many people know smoking is bad and want to quit, but they haven't been able to. This is because the brain and the heart are different entities. Even if the brain says it shouldn't be done, the heart has not yet “committed” to truly quitting. Quitting smoking can only succeed when the individual commits from within with deep-seated feelings and emotions, not just logic.
Using the Power of Heartfelt Commitment for Both Positive and Negative Change
This principle of heartfelt commitment can be applied to both positive and negative aspects. Whether you want to achieve new things or break bad habits from your life, the important question to ask yourself is, “Have you truly committed your heart to doing that, or committed your heart to quitting that yet?” Whenever you commit your heart truly, whether it's to acquire something or to give up something, you will certainly be able to do it. Trust in the power of your internal decision-making.
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