Many people think that a dream and a goal are the same thing. But they are wrong! The dream is different, the goal is different. Let me explain to you about dreams and goals.
Dreams are wonderful things that fit our imaginations but don’t come true! A goal is something that will definitely come true after a little effort.
A dream will not come true whether it is tried or not, it will remain as a dream in its own name.
Some of our goals remain only in our imaginations. And you may be wondering why?
Because unwritten goals remain dreams. This is because the human mind has 70,000, 80,000 and even 100,000 thoughts. That’s why you should write down your goals in a notebook. Goals written in the notebook can be achieved. But don’t think that I wrote in the notebook and now it will come true!
In order to realize our goals, we will have to make some effort, work on ourselves, and get new knowledge. Writing a goal has its own rules, let me tell you about it!
First:
Too many people are afraid of setting big goals and dreaming. In fact, we should set big goals without fear at all. Because God does not imagine what He does not give!
The second:
Overcome lust, egoism, envy and arrogance!
Know that you cannot achieve your goals if you do not overcome your ego.
And the third:
Get rid of hatred, revenge, anger and loss!
Why do you say?
Because if you have feelings of hatred, revenge, anger, jealousy towards someone, these goals will not be yours and you will achieve them with difficulty.
What I listed above were the 3 most important rules for goal setting and goal writing.
Do you know why we set goals?
Because the money that comes to us also comes based on a specific goal, in accordance with our goals!
My advice to you is to never stop working towards your goals! Believe in yourself because you can do it all.
Agenda rule
Before you speak to someone, think about the pros and cons of each word. If I say these words or statements to this person, will he not be disappointed? Analyze the words you want to say over and over again.
Because: "Tongue has no bone". Only after you know that the message you heard is true and that the person who said it is right, convey it to someone.
Because it comes to a person's head through the language of kulfat. Try to be polite when you speak.
As much as possible, talk to people you don't like in a nice tone.
Kaykovus says about language in "Qobusnoma":
.... Train your tongue with good skill and do not make a habit of anything but polite words.
Nedinkim, if you teach every word in the language, say this, use the word in its place, if the word is good, but if it is used inappropriately, even though it is a good word it also sounds bad and useless. Therefore, do not talk in vain, it is useless.
Such useless words are harmful and should not be spoken if there is no sense of craft in each word.
Despite her young age, Rayhona Jumaniyazova, who has achieved many achievements, was born on June 21, 2009 in Ellikkala district of the Republic of Karakalpakstan. There are 3 children in her family, family members say that she is different from others. Rayhona has talent in all directions.
As for her achievements, she's a participant of the seminar-training "Child and Youth Friendly Local Government Initiative" organized in cooperation with UNICEF. Young consultants are members of the Ellikkala district council. Her creative work was published in the "Youth of Uzbekistan" anthology organized by Muslima Murodova. In addition, several of her creative works were published in the international "Raven Gage Zine" magazine. Currently, she is the Urganch district coordinator of Golden Wing volunteers.
To be or not to be
Harry: Hey guys, did you hear what happened? They say people have locked themselves in their houses because of something called a virus.
Larry: Hmm, such a strange way to avoid us. I thought they just moved.
Bob: Perhaps they got too bored and decided to take an extended vacation inside their houses. I would also do this if I had houses.
Harry: Okay, enough about people. Let's discuss what we will do with this junk. There, there's a piece of pizza on the floor. Anyone hungry?
Larry: No, thanks. I recently had a hearty lunch of leftover sandwiches. But what about building yourself a “cockroach empire” here?
Bob: The idea makes sense. We can create our own state, where every cockroach will have the right to free food and housing.
Harry: Yes, and we can force all the grasshoppers to give us massages and the flies to clean up after us. This is what I mean by comfort!
Larry: What about our flag? We can make it from broken plates and broken tables.
Bob: Yeah, and our anthem will be heard from the noise we make as we trudge through the cafeteria. "Ta-ta-ta-crawling empire! Ta-ta-ta-crawling empire!"
Harry: Oh yeah, that sounds like a plan! And when we rule the world, we will forbid everyone to hide from us under our feet. Now we will rule over them!
Larry: And all our decisions will be made according to the cockroach principle. If at least two of us like something, then it will be the law!
Bob: And finally, we will announce the day when we will gather all the cockroaches in the world under our rule, and then we will finally be able to say that we are the true leaders of this planet!
Harry: Yes, we will be great and terrible! We will... um... some cockroaches with world-wide ambitions!
Olin: Hey guys, you won't believe what I just found out!
Harry: Well, what did you find out, Olin?
Olin: Humanity has disappeared!
Bob: What? Disappeared? Like this?
Olin: I've searched the entire kitchen, and there's not a single sign of people. They are not there, as if they never existed!
Larry: Good! Now no one will stop us from building our cockroach empire!
Harry: That's right, we're free! Now we can rule over this world as we want!
Olin: What if... what if they come back?
Bob: Let's not think about it. We are here now and we need to enjoy our time!
Harry: Olin, let's have fun! After all our efforts, we got this whole world!
Olin: But think about it, guys. What does this mean for us? We are building our empire on the ruins of human civilization, but what will happen when it faces reality?
Harry: What do you mean, Olin?
Olin: What I mean is that humanity disappeared, leaving behind only a destroyed world. We may inherit their place, but what will we inherit? Their mistakes, their shortcomings, their vices?
Bob: Well, if they disappeared, then they must not have been as perfect as they thought they were. We can do better!
Olin: But what if their disappearance is not just the end, but the beginning of a new era? We have witnessed the end of one civilization, but it is not guaranteed that we will become the architects of a new one.
Larry: You make it sound like it has some deep meaning, Olin. We are just cockroaches, what contribution can we make?
Olin: We can become memory keepers. We can study human history to avoid their mistakes. We can create a new world based on respect for nature, solidarity and wisdom.
Harry: But how can we do this? We're just cockroaches, crazy creatures running around on the floor.
Olin: Hey guys, have you ever thought about the meaning of our lives?
Harry: Of course, Olin. I always ask myself this question when I see a slice of pizza that I want to eat.
Larry: And I think about the meaning of life when I'm climbing walls and trying to find a new shelter.
Bob: I prefer to consider the question of the meaning of life while lying on my back and looking at the ceiling. Especially when it's covered in my footprints.
Harry: Maybe you should all shut up, I'm trying to think!
Larry: So what, you always have to think? Nobody cares about your thoughts, Harry!
Bob: Come on guys, calm down. We all need to cooperate to survive in this world.
Olin: Yes, idiots! Why can't you just work together like normal cockroaches?
Harry: Who are you to tell me, Olin? Do you think you're the best?
Larry: Calm down, Harry, you're not the only one here who has something to say!
Bob: Are we really going to have to listen to this circus every day? We must find a way to resolve our differences peacefully.
Olin: You're right, Bob. We're all in this together. Let's learn to respect each other and seek compromises.
Harry: Okay, maybe I went too far. Sorry guys. Let's look at all the options and choose the best course of action.
Larry: Yes, sorry, Harry. Let's make our cooperation more harmonious.
Bob: Great, guys. Now that we are on the same page again, let's find a way out of this situation together.
Harry: Hey guys, let's play a game of "Who said it?"
Larry: Cool idea! I am the first! "I've never eaten lunch out of a trash can."
Bob: It's Olin! He's always so picky with food.
Olin: Wrong, guys! It's you, Larry! Do you remember when you tried dumpster pizza last month?
Larry: Oh yeah, exactly! Okay, it's your turn. Who is next?
Harry: You know what, guys, I think it's time for us to end this game. The game is already starting to get boring.
Larry: I agree, Harry. This game is becoming more and more predictable.
Bob: Yes, and I'm no longer interested in guessing who said what. Maybe we should come up with something else for fun?
Olin: I completely agree. Let's come up with something new and exciting. We don't want to be bored, right?
Harry: Hey guys, what if I told you something? You'll never guess what it will be.
Larry: Well, Harry, let's hear your unexpected story.
Harry: You know, actually... We're all actually mice!
Bob: What?! This is impossible, Harry! We're cockroaches!
Olin: Wait, guys, maybe he's right. I remembered how I once accidentally found a bag of cheese and couldn’t figure out where it came from...
Harry: And so, I noticed that we all have tails and big ears, and we all run around in the dark so often...
Larry: But... but what about all our adventures and conversations? It can not be true!
Bob: What if this is all just part of our collective hallucination? We might just be rodents in a laboratory!
Olin: Anything is possible, guys... Damn, what's all the noise? Is there a cat sneaking here?
Director: Hello guys. Glad to see all of you.
Harry: Oh, hi John. What's happening?
Director: Well, I have to tell you something a little strange... Remember when we started experimenting with a new way of rendering characters?
Larry: Yes, of course. But what does this have to do with us?
Director: Well, you see, we used it on all of you.
Bob: What? So, we... we're not real cockroaches?
Director: Of course, all of you are real actors. And the performance was so realistic that I forgot that you were playing the roles of cockroaches.
Olin: So what is this place? We were sure that this was our refuge.
Director: Actually, it's a scene. We built it specifically. And all of you have been used here for many years in our productions.
Harry: So we were on stage the whole time?
Director: Exactly. And I must say that you played your roles perfectly, Harry.
Larry: It's... it's a little strange, but also surprising at the same time.
Bob: So all our adventures, our struggle to survive... it was all just part of the show?
Director: Right. And I want to say that you all did a great job, Bob. Your acting was so realistic that even I began to believe that you were cockroaches.
Olin: Well, it was still a fun study in the end.
Director: So, what do you think, do you want to continue playing your roles or maybe move on to something new?
The cockroaches exchanged glances before one of them replied with a smile:
Harry: Let's continue playing. But this time, let's add even more drama and action. I am confident that we will be able to impress the audience even more.
Director: Wonderful! Then let's start rehearsing the new act. And remember, now the adventure is just beginning!
The world of dreams
At that time, even though I was still young, I still had a small love for books. I still read that book, and I still read this book. But books seemed to me to consist of ordinary pages. Over the years, I realized that books are not just ordinary pages. the book itself is a world, not a manuscript, the book itself is a world. A person reading a book lives two lives at the same time.... Only one life ends when a certain period of time is reached, and the other is absorbed into eternity with memory. while leaving...
Part 1
The door to the land of the book or the beginning of the story
When I was in the fifth grade, I suddenly became interested in fiction. .It has become my biggest dream to read all the books in our school's library and achieve many achievements. I started my work by reading the books in the children's literature section of the library. I was captivated by the works of the famous writer Khudoyberdi Tokhtabayev.
It was at this time that my studies were over and vacation was about to begin. I rushed home. I didn't know why, but I was in a great mood that day. After eating, I started looking through the books I got from the library. First, I looked at Jack London's White Fang, and then Pakhmaq, Avazkhan, and so on. My eyes fell on a book with a white cover and no name written on it. After all, I had never bought such a book. I was surprised. As soon as I opened the book, a light shone from it. but it was empty.
Not many days later, about a week later, I took my books and necessary things and went to my grandmother's village. Because my grandmother spends her annual summer vacation I thought about a book with a white cover. The next morning, when I entered my grandmother's yard, this dream did not leave me. I rushed to the cave. This cave is so ancient that the locals called it the Cave of Life.
Near the cave, a crystal-clear spring gushes out. The ground is covered with green grass. The mountain and the rest of them were connected to the rocky hills, so it was difficult to find such a royal and peaceful place to read a book. With my light, some rays of light flashed blindingly, and I suddenly appeared in a completely different world.
Rashidova Shahrizoda Zarshidovna was born in 2010 in the Karakol district of the Bukhara region. Currently, she is a 7th-grade student of the 20th school in the district. In my tune and in my tune
Motherland, We bow to those who know you, "I will do everything", Rainbow stars, Bilimdon 2018, Zakovat, etc.
She is the first prize winner in competitions. Her creative writings were published in German and British publications such as Just fist edition, lulu, Rashidova Shahrizoda Zarshidovna's work was covered in Ezgulik newspaper. Her stories are on the Wikipedia open encyclopedia and published in a number of anthologies, including Towards My Goals, New Uzbekistan creative collections.
She's also the author of the book The lion called the first flight of the artist.
Entreaties from the Pinnacles of Despair
Know yourself before knowing others
Believe in yourself before you trust blindly
Judge yourself better than judging blood,
and bones of a smiling on friendly faces.
Don’t carry your past sins into your sober life
Get some sleep before the liquor drink you
Get some rest before the cigarette inhale you
Cry and let your tears drown the knife by your flesh.
You can only change the world with your knowledge
Be the leader of your dreams and open arm’s happiness
Change the directions of death, anxiety, and depression
Remember you are miserable because your coffin has fallen
_into the hands of people you once adopted and adored
They farewell the world in silence with only the presence of
death. Meanwhile, you try to call them, text them and ask
your parents if they heard anything about them from trip to exile.
