We wait for the perfect circumstances forever. But is there anything called perfect circumstances? Do they ever arrive? Perfect circumstances might never arrive.
Perfect Forever
Friday, June 5, 2009Posted by Deepa Goyal 0 comments
Labels: Advice, Ambition, Attitude, certain point, Confidence, Faith, Hope, Optimism, The Secret, Time
The people we meet on our way up are the same people we meet on our way down. True. But then, everybody knows that. So why is arrogance so common?
Everyone is a superhero...
Sunday, March 15, 2009
With reality shows flooding the television space and competetive exams flooding young minds, I have begun to feel that there is really no definitions of best and there are ever fewer losers these days. Everybody seems so very talented to me. Every child is struggling so much better than their previous generations.
Considering that the people now are not only more hardworking but are also more aware of the opportunities available to them and more active in realizing their downfalls and coming over them. I wonder how much more wonderfull these intellingent people would make the world where everybody is striving to be better and better.
There is all the reason to feel good enough and upto mark and absolutely fabulous. There may be no definition of best and it being only a relative term, but while everybody is good at something or the other, its like everybody is a superhero and only their superpowers are unique. Either I'm right, or I'm too optimistic.
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Labels: Advice, Ambition, Attitude, Chances, I am, Possibilities, Pride
Struggling for ourselves
Saturday, December 27, 2008
Creativity, as natural as it may seem at first, is a science. People can be born with talent, but expertise is developed over time. Writers and painters who are sometimes percieved as being gifted with certain talents have to still develop that talent into expertise before they begin to harness any benefits from it.
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Labels: Ambition, Confidence, decisions, destiny, Difficulties, Dreams, Faith, Focus, Future, goals, I am, ideals, Individualism, Resolutions, work
What is the right answer?
Monday, September 22, 2008How much money do you want to have in 5 years?
a. $100,000 to $249,999.
b. $250,000 to $499,999.
c. $500,000 to $4,999,999.
d. $5 million or more.
Right answer:
If you chose the lowest amount, why did you do that? You have a choice of getting any amount from $100,000 to $5 million in the next five years. It is completely up to you. Nobody is telling you what to choose. So why would anyone choose $100,000?
Yet in lfie that is exactly what many people do. They settle for $100,000 when they could just as easily have $5 million. Choosing less money shows a lack of ambition and a lack of confidence. Do not start out by settling. Always shoot for the top. Every great athelete and every great billionaire goes for the gold, not for the bronze.
May you'd just rather scratch out $5 million and write in $50 billion!
That is that attitude you must have to make it big.
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Labels: Ambition, Attitude, Confidence