Ambition is an aspiration that has turned cancerous on itself.

We all have aspirations which add color to life. The problem starts when we turn an aspiration into an ambition. Ambition becomes the reason of our existence. Also, ambition becomes the target of our existence. In all, ambition itself becomes our existence.

We are never fully satisfied with life. We always want more and more from it. We design special blueprints for ourselves and work doggedly toward achieving them.

Ambition is the hallmark of the present day life and, unluckily, is revered highly in our society.

Ambition for money, ambition for fame, ambition for power—ambition is visible everywhere in our day-to-day life.

But ambition stops us from living totally and from living in depth.

Ambition compartmentalizes life into incomplete secluded sectors and we take these sectors to be the whole and miss out heavily on life.

Ambition does not let us enjoy life as it comes to us since we are always too busy planning fulfillment of our blueprints.

Ambition does not let us live in peace.