Showing posts with label outcome. Show all posts
Showing posts with label outcome. Show all posts

Apr 3, 2013

Truth about risks


risks are risky
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.

Mar 23, 2013

My weakness my defense?


tangle or disentangle: make the choice
tangle or disentangle: make the choice
The human mind
The human brain is a complicated contraption with its one billion neurons and more than a few dozen neurochemicals that interplay to stimulate robust and convincing thoughts. Some of these are constructive while others work invariably for the worse of the person thinking them. When this mighty brain within the skull of every human foregoes its ability of filtering thinking, there is transient suspension of rationality. This may well be innocuous, however prolonged dwelling in negative and faulty mindsets transforms the thought process irreversibly, engendering irrational thoughts that are universally acknowledged to lead to unfavorable emotions and negative behaviors…

Oct 31, 2012

Imperfect Perfectionism


perfectly perfect
Yes that’s just perfect. The food tastes perfect, the presentation seems perfect, the outfit looks perfect, I took my medicines and now I feel perfect. So much that we find perfect in this world and a lot more that we find inadequate; that gives us reason to nitpick. There is very little in this sphere that is flawless and impeccable. Seeing the good in others is desirable and it helps us build better relationships. It offers less dissatisfaction and more contentment. But more often than not, it’s not the negative outlook of others that troubles. It’s the over analytical outlook towards your own self. The desire fro perfectionism that is ‘ideal’ but not ‘attainable’.