"من نتوانستم منتظر موفقیت باشم، بنابراین بدون آن پیش رفتم."

Sometimes we get stuck waiting for the perfect moment to start something big. The core message here is simple: don’t wait around for success to come knocking on your door—take initiative and forge ahead, even if success hasn’t shown up yet.

This idea becomes even more intriguing when we think about its context. Imagine a time when someone, possibly an entrepreneur or an artist, was tired of waiting for that big break. They realized that if they kept waiting for success, they might remain stagnant forever. Instead, they decided to push forward with their plans, regardless of immediate success or recognition. This quote encapsulates that hard-won wisdom.

Let me give you a real-life example. Think about J.K. Rowling, the author of the Harry Potter series. Before she became the literary sensation we know today, she was a struggling single mom living on welfare. She didn’t have success tapping her on the shoulder, encouraging her to write. She had rejection letters from multiple publishers. Despite that, she kept writing. She went ahead without the guarantee of success, and look where that took her—an international best-selling author whose books have touched millions of lives.

So, how can you apply this wisdom in your own life? First, stop waiting for the perfect conditions. There's no perfect time to start a business, write a book, or begin a new hobby. Just start. Use whatever resources you have at the moment. Don’t let the fear of failure or the need for immediate success paralyze you. Focus on the process, not just the outcome.

Now, imagine you’re at a coffee shop with a friend who’s always dreamed of opening a bakery. They talk about it all the time, but they’re waiting for a big investor to come along. Weeks turn into months, and still, no investor. They’re stuck. You might tell them this story:

“Hey, remember when I decided to start my little Etsy store? I had no clue if it would work. I didn't have thousands of followers or a big marketing budget. I just had my handmade crafts and a passion for creating. I didn't wait for success to give me the green light—I went ahead and opened the store. Sure, there were months when I barely sold anything, but I kept going. Now, it’s not just a hobby; it’s a full-time business. You don’t need a big investor to open your bakery. Why not start small? Use your kitchen, sell to friends and family, or even at local markets. See where it takes you!”

This approach not only makes the advice more relatable but also shows the tangible steps someone can take. It emphasizes action over perfection and encourages starting with what you have.

In the end, success is often a byproduct of persistence and action. So don’t wait for success to come to you. Go out, take risks, and create opportunities. Success will eventually catch up.