Anand Mishra, Ex-IPS officer from the Assam-Meghalaya cadre, has recently made a decision to step down from his prestigious post. After resigning, he plans to dedicate his life towards personal growth and social work. Amid this, a video featuring the Ex-IPS officer has surfaced online, which has captured the interest of social media users. Nagaland Minister Temjen Imna Along shared the video on X (Formerly Twitter) that features Mishra offering valuable lessons on the importance of setting and achieving small goals.
The Nagaland Minister wrote, “His words are incredibly motivating. Take a moment to listen.”
His words are incredibly motivating!Take a moment to listen. pic.twitter.com/fH63kHoGLx
— Temjen Imna Along (@AlongImna) February 21, 2024
Mishra uses practical examples to highlight how accomplishing small tasks can pave the way for reaching greater heights. He believes that focusing on these small steps is crucial initially and individuals should not feel disheartened by immediate outcomes.
He shared, “Living a productively stress free life is about setting small goals in life. Don’t think at once to climb the Himalayas. When these small goals are achieved, they give you confidence. And always remember that when you have to reach the top, never think that you climbed directly. To reach the top, you climb each step. Each step is your small goal. Every little effort contributes significantly to the big result. So, after every small effort, don’t think, ‘I didn’t get any result.’ You won’t even realize that the big result comes from these small steps. So, respect that, ‘small tasks, small results, small accomplishments.’ Keep setting such targets and move forward.”
The impactful words of IPS officer Anand Mishra, shared by Temjen Imna Along, have resonated strongly with the followers. The footage left people impressed. So far, the video has garnered over 24,000 views. Social media users are admiring Mishra.
Hailing from Bihar, Mishra showcased his capabilities by securing an All India Rank (AIR) of 225 in the UPSC CSE 2010, leading to his training into the prestigious Indian Police Service. His journey started as the Superintendent of Police (SP) in Assam’s Lakhimpur district before taking on responsibilities in Manipur.
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