If put our head underwater for a minute. After the minute has passed you will observe the rising urge to breathe. But you don’t go up to the surface, not yet. The urge to allow fresh air into your lungs will become superior. It is no longer just an urge, but it starts turning into a deep desire.
Seconds later there will be nothing else on your mind, except the desire to breathe. Nothing will be able to distract you in this situation; nothing will be able to diverge your attention and focus away from the situation. In fact, your focus is laser-sharp and directed on only one thing: managing to get up to the surface so that you can fill your lungs with fresh air. Do you want to watch television in this situation? Do you want to surf the Internet? Do you need any rest? NO! Heck no, all you want to do is to breathe. Nothing else.
I can guarantee you that you will succeed in whatever you are doing, if only you want to succeed as bad as you want to breathe after being submerged by water for more than one minute.
