Friday, 14 March 2014

A sToRy

A 24 year old boy seeing out from the train’s window shouted…
“Dad, look the trees are going behind!”
Dad smiled and a young couple sitting nearby, looked at the 24 year old’s childish behavior with pity,
suddenly he again exclaimed…
“Dad, look the clouds are running with us!”
The couple could n't resist and said to the old man…
“Why don’t you take your son to a good doctor?”
The old man smiled and said…
“I did and we are just coming from the hospital, my son was blind from birth, he just got his eyes today.

Every single person on the planet has a story. Don’t judge people before you truly know them. The truth might surprise you.

Friday, 21 February 2014

Reflective Summary

This thing though many of us might be familiar to but we really avoid it and if we ask to ourself why?
Then we remain answer less or we give a poor excuse.
We humans always want to go through the path with the least troubles knowing that it will not to do any good to us. So here comes antidote to it and that is through the reflective summary.
Reflective summary is an awesome activity to improve self by the act of simply writing. We would never have thought that writing could be such a great tool to improve self. This can also reduce our habit of procrastinating.
What you have to do is take your pen and diary and before going to bed just jolt down the activities performed by you and just ask your inner self how many of them were really productive for you. You can also assign number out of ten to each of your activity.Believe me this activity which is so simple to us can turn out to be game changer for us. And I hope we can at least invest 15 minutes for ourself.




Tuesday, 18 February 2014

Book Review

It was the first time I went for Historical fiction and it really opened one more area of leisure reading for me.
I went through Jeffrey Archer's Kane and Abel.
And I would just like to say I have no words for him.He has got all the skills required to write in this genre.
Story starts with Wladek being found in forest and with the course of time his life takes new turns and he lands into European capitv house. When everything was about to come to an end for him. A doctor comes to rescue of him. While on other side William Kane being born in privileged family was having a good education and for seeing himself as Chairmen of "Kane and Cabot" bank.
Wladek's life takes more turns and he lands in United State of America where he not only works but also manage to get education and turns out to be Chairmen of Baron group. Story will leave no stone unturned and take you through second world war and global depression.
I can't tell you all in one page what Jeffrey Archer took 540 pages to tell.
Hence, a must read novel for historical fiction fans out their.

Friday, 7 February 2014

Friends

I write and write a lot about what I call philosophy. But today I feel that its much easier to give suggestions then to follow them. I would have nearly squandered this Sunday if that faint light would n't have flashed on my eyes and so I started with something I would rather call the most precious thing which I have in this MNIT and that is the friends I have each and everyone of them have thought me something or something else. They are the one who have showed me path when I was in dark.(Really when we walk through Jungles of MNIT, it is their smart phones flash which helped us pass through these jungles.)

Besides their are many moments which I have spend with them and it is at this time I am realizing that a journey of four years between hostel and college along with these great friend would soon come to an end.


Monday, 27 January 2014

Impact

They say that everyday is a window of opportunity and your life entirely depends on how you counter it.
If it is so and if many of us know this then what is present between that window of opportunity and us which don't allow us to reach to it. Is it the negative competition around us or some key element of seeing and reaching their is missing?
Well like every time, once again I am here to share my views. But before sharing it I will like to tell you that this bubble of  mine was formed while I was going through Robin Sharma's "Greatness Guide". I really don't think that I became great after reading but really it has come up with perfect ambiance required for building a great man out of me.
Let me ask a question.
What is the first thought which comes to your so called processing unit when you are about to go for something really important?
And in fact, it is whether I will succeed or not? Or may be whether I will be able to make an impact or not?
And rest course of action depends on those few seconds, when you are processing your thoughts. Is n't it.
Is it fair that our life of 60 or may be 70 years depends on that few second?
Even if it is not fair we do't have choice. So here is the fair idea what to do?
We know how conundrum situation is we can overcome it, if powerful thoughts drive our mind.
So here are few thoughts which you should keep intact to your brain.
" If you feel that I will not be able to make impact then, sleep in a room with one mosquito".
If he/she can make you sleepless, why can't we.  

Monday, 13 January 2014

Reference points

We all have heard about references and guys kind of ours have used it a lot in their reports. But did you ever had a thought over it. Nope will be the answer and that's why this Newbie Yazar once again come with something for the freaks out their. 

Ever thought we dream so much and we get so less. And now this programmer of yours have found the bug and it is your reference. Everyone of us sets some reference to measure his performance and the one who set it right comes into limelight and reaches helm of success. We humans have tendency to follow the path of least resistance, knowing that it will pay the least. So, it is just to encourage you to put some skin in the things which poses some resistance because this resistance will sheer a diamond out of you.

Saturday, 11 January 2014

Quote unquote

“If you want to know what a man's like, take a good look at how he treats his inferiors, not his equals.”