Success Drivers

Need for success

Everyone doesn’t feel the itch to succeed. Some yearn for it relentlessly but fail to achieve it; others seem nonchalant about it and are always accomplishing tough goals with poise. Success has distinct definitions for different people. Nonetheless, the Olympic gold for the runner equates the daily target of the minimum wage earner when he earns his daily bread; success is sweet, success is rewarding and success is desirable. That definitely makes success worth the effort needed to achieve it…

Depression: What you didn't know

Ordinary sadness

The normalcy of unhappiness is less acknowledged by our society that strives for perfection (which itself is a myth of perception). Dissatisfaction, sadness, frustration and discontentment are all customary reactions to anomalous events. What one chooses to do with them takes them on the path to personal growth and transformation versus depression and melancholy.  Nonetheless cognizance of the direction one is about to take is imperative to offer an understanding of ones own psychological processes. There are things we know; and then there are the masked and unknown subtleties that escape our eye. Identification of trouble is the first most important step for solving it. Clarify the myths to bask in the warmth of reality...

Truth about risks

Warranties

Life offers limited guarantees; the only surety is that of its end. It is the lone truth that ought to drive each one to make wiser choices and rational decisions. At the same time life itself exemplifies change, growth and revolution. Effort and endurance are options, favorable outcomes from them aren’t. All human endeavors involve risks, some more than others. The potential that an action will lead to loss, failure and damage exemplifies the urgency of making the right choice at the accurate moment in the suitable situation. Risks will always exist and the fear of diving in may be deemed sensible, however rational and sound judgment with analysis of the aftermath usually works towards near warranties.

Truths about you

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Who knows you better than you know yourself? After all we are who we are right? We make and break ourselves. We create our own opportunities. We pass and we fail and it’s all in our own hands isn’t it? Well to a very large extent your individuality is discrete and hence unique to you. You know your strengths more than anyone else does. And you have your limitations, which the world may be completely oblivious to because you never expressed them so no one knew. You are your best friend and worst critic. Yet there are few things about you, that maybe you sometimes misapprehend. Things you must know. The truths about yourself…

How often have you failed?

Never? What a pity! You missed on all those likelihoods of learning something new. You lost out on those opportunities that would have taught you the realities of life the harder way. You skipped the prospects of eclectic absorption that would lead you to prudence. You just did not get the chance to experientially know the ways that ‘don't’ work, before you learnt those that 'do'. Maybe you just turned out lucky and destiny lead you to the sweet of success. Maybe you really knew the way to get to the top (that's very credible). Things turned out great, yet they probably shaped up to be conventional; that gamble which leads us to see out of that box just got evaded…