Archive for October, 2009
Rejection: Why We Should Love It?
A research has shown, by the time we reach 18, we hear the word “NO” over 1,30,000 times. Just remember your childhood. How many times you have been told, “don’t do this, don’t do that,” “you’ll be never amount of anything” and on-and-on, list goes.
It’s true for most of us, growing up hearing lot of negative things. Most of us were taught that some people were just better than us and there was nothing we could do about it. But some point of our life we have to break that jinx, we have to break our comfort zone and have to look for some benefit in every rejection. Read the rest of this entry »
Tough Times! Huh, How Tough They Are?
Picture this!! You are just eight and only for 20 dollars, you are singing in local clubs because there is often a shortage of food and money in your household. Yes, it is when you are just eight.
When you reach the age 13, your family has lost their home and for the shelter, you are spending your nights under the tress with your mother and other siblings. Added to your trauma, before you reach 20, you find that you have lost your parents. Then to take care of your siblings, you start working as a sales-girl in McDonald’s.
Now tell me, from there, how far you can visualize yourself – how far? You know the answer. But Shania Twain, from there, raised herself to the Grammy winning singer-songwriter. Read the rest of this entry »
Serious Lessons From Not So Serious Joker
The Dark Knight not only has brought the strongest part from Batman, it has also brought some serious thoughts from the Joker. However, the-not-so-serious Joker smilingly threatened not to be serious but there were some serious thoughts Joker gave us to think about. Let’s take a look:
“I don’t want to kill you. What would I do without you? You make me complete.” – The Joker to Batman
What we really look as the challenge, it’s not a challenge – it’s hurdles. It helps us to measure how stronger we are … it helps us to look where we can grow more. Yes, it’s the hardship that builds our character. What’s success? It only reveals that character. It’s the challenge that trains us to embrace the success properly. Really, it’s the challenge which makes us complete.
“If you are good at something don’t do it for free” – The Joker to Salvatore Maroni Read the rest of this entry »
Hero
hero \ hîrô \ n: the one who does what he can.
He is he. He loves being himself. He doesn’t care whether the whole world is following him or not because he knows there is one person, who is blindly following him – and that’s he. He doesn’t care whether the whole world is loving him or not because he knows there is one person who is wholeheartedly loving him – and that’s he. Even he knows that he is somebody. As he is somebody, he never sees himself through others’ eyes. If he never can be a poet, he rather becomes a poem but he always sees himself only through his own eyes. Yes, he is he. He is the hero!
[Etymology: Latin heros, from Greek heros, folk etymology of Greek gyro]
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When you hit by troubles and find, you on the verge of getting blown away whom do you trust to lean on? When you need to find and bring out the very best in you, whom do you believe to talk to?
When you need to go beyond the extra where you think you can’t go, whom you look for help?
When you need to motivate yourself to take risks – to dare to live fully, to whom you depend most?
When you need courage to tackle “monsters” that may haunt you, to whom you crawl back?
Whom you depend most to inspire yourself to take charge of your own live?
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