I hardly come across people who say they have enough time to do things they want to do. And the truth is that most of us feel crunched for time. Don’t we?
I hardly come across people who say they have enough time to do things they want to do. And the truth is that most of us feel crunched for time. Don’t we?
Little drops of ocean make a mighty ocean. – Julia Abigail Fletcher Carney Isn’t it right? Little things, small efforts over time result in something big, magnificent. What do you
‘Focus on the big picture. That’s what matters. The mantra of getting successful before everybody else and more than everybody else.’
This is how society pushes us – to look ahead and not sweat the small stuff.
What is your reaction when the opportunity to try something new knocks on the door? Do you feel excited or it stresses you out?
Many jump to the opportunity and say ‘Yes, why not?’ while others dread the possibility of a new experience and quickly say No.
How do you feel when you are expecting a person to do something, and that person doesn’t deliver? Do you think ‘Not a big deal. It happens’ or ‘I should
Who does not like things to get better, their lives to get better? But the secret lies in something that we all resist with our might – Change. Though we know that the change is inevitable yet we still cling to our old habits because they make us feel safe.
Making time for solitude in our busy schedules seems like a difficult and also a bit frightening proposition. Some feel it won’t make any difference plus who wants to be alone? ‘I will get bored.’ ‘I will feel so lonely.’
Everywhere you go, you hear people talk about motivation. How they are going to lose weight, quit smoking, going to eat healthy. And few weeks into their new resolutions, what do most people end up saying, ‘I don’t get enough time. I don’t feel motivated enough.’
Don’t some days feel like so sane and sound while others just take their toll on us? One day we feel so inspired, and on others we just can’t seem
During my school days, it was a popular idiom, but for years I could not understand what it meant, ‘All that glitters is not gold.’ Maybe because I had not seen much gold by then!