We give such high importance to COMPLETION
Completion of a task, a project, a process, a relation
Why the thrust on completion?
Don’t you agree
A poem reads well even if the last verse is still in the poet’s mind
Only the chef knows that the mustard in the recipe is missing
A designer sulks about a small motif that looks out of place
A painter knows that the orange should have been darker
The runner knows that he finished 30 seconds later than yesterday
The entrepreneur knows that his actual profit target was 20% higher
Only the homemaker knows that there are some clothes that are soiled and creased
Let us delve a little deeper
Incomplete love is more intense than a perfect love story
The half-moon looks as calm as the full moon
A bud is as delicately beautiful as a fully bloomed-flower
The Sun spreads light even when hidden behind the clouds
A rainbow looks as pretty in a little glimpse as in seeing it end to end
The truth is that the incomplete in our life is complete for the world outside. If we sum up all that is incomplete, we will understand how good life has been to us.
Does that mean that we should leave things halfway?
NO
It simply means that we should learn to celebrate the incomplete as much as we rejoice for the COMPLETE in our lives because life happens in the journey, not at the destination.