Dealing with a situation
You often “have a situation that you have to deal with”. Do you find yourself put in the situation or is the situation put in front of you? No one that allows a situation...
Monthly Archive: October 2017
When are you happy?
Which of the following statements hold true to you? I am happy when I am busy doing the things I like. I am happy when I am doing things that add up to realizing...
Temper expectation with knowledge
Set low expectations… and you don’t have to work very hard to deliver them! It becomes fairly easy to please people… easy to win the appreciation of those you work with! But for a...
Socialism nourishes mediocracy
Where brilliance and mediocracy coexist, let not a whiff of socialistic attitude prevail! Our society across all squares wreaks weakness, mediocracy and laziness. And then there are those occasional streaks of brilliance… of positivity…...
Pride
Pride can be good! Pride can be bad! Pride can be pointless! When you are proud of your land… your religion… your caste… your parentage… a particular person of high repute that you are...
Constant Work Velocity beats Acceleration
There are two types of students that score well: 1. Those that spend a certain amount of time studying everyday so they learn the topics being covered 2. Those that slog it out a...
What is your under-current?
You laugh, feel low, are angry, are excited, feel compassionate, etc… So does every person! But what is the core emotion that’s driving your life? You might laugh or shed a tear…. Not withstanding...
Convincing…
You can convince with your words. You can convince with your deeds. When you convince with your words, you are invariably required to prove the same with your actions. When you convince with your...
Pleasure and happiness
The pursuit for one destroys you while the other liberates you! It’s happiness that we pursue! Ancient Indian Wisdom calls us “children of Immortal Bliss”. It is ignorance that keeps us from the realization!...
An ancient Indian village
In ancient times in India, we are told, that the entire village was one huge closely knit, loving, trusting, caring family. Everyone knew everyone else… they shared in their joys and sorrows. There were...
