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Remember, success is not instant coffee. Often it comes late but if you are a stickler it is bound to come. Even to the world renowned success multinational Shiv Khera, who has written books on the subject and lectures all over the world, holding workshops for corporate executives and decision makers of well-known enterprises, success did not come in a jiffy-
Khera has had a poor academic record. He washed cars and sold insurance policies for a living and failed successively in a couple of enterprises before he mastered some secrets of success.

It is said, we reap as we sow. Based on the proverb taken from the Bible, "for as he thinketh in his heart, so is he," James Allen has written a book, "As A Man Thinketh". The crux of the book is to prove that our thought process is the clue to our destiny. What we constantly think about will influence what we become.

If you are bent upon making a success of the interview (and much else) no one can stop it. The only requisite ingredient is the conviction of your mind. And when you have that, half the battle is won. Like Arjuna saw only the eye of the fish while shooting it, your wholehearted attention gets busy in getting prepared for the interview. In short, without conviction and thoroughness of purpose, your goal remains elusive.

You may have vision i.e. 'the ability to think about or plan the future with great imagination or wisdom' but it must be followed by action else it would result in failure and disappointmen. In order to realise your career dreams you need to work in a planned manner whether it is your study, preparation for a competitive examination, learning skills or appearing for an interview. Action must be at the root of all these activities.