Think about it…

We think over 1000 thoughts a minute. This is true for most people not just the highly intellectual ones who think even harder! Thinking is almost involuntary. The mind travels in the vaguest of directions; it is unchained, it is free. To soar to the heights it deems or delve to the depths it desires. A thought is a cognitive activity, something one is aware of in subjective consciousness. Thoughts can be channelized, focused and directed; or they may indeed be muddled and disorganized. They involve arrangements of ideas that may be real or imaginary. Thinking offers meaning to existence. A world without thinking would be relatively meaningless. Thoughts are the most important cognitive processes; wherefrom arise emotions, memory and behavior. There is little one can do in this world without thinking. We occasionally remark when we hear something we feel is bizarre: 

• What were you even thinking?
• What do you think of yourself?
• Do you think before you talk?
• What do you think about this?

We think about thinking more than we are even aware...

Mirror Mirror on the Wall

mirror me right

Mirror mirror on the wall, who's the fairest of them all?
That’s where most of the answers to life’s queries are. In that mirror on that wall. We all have that mirror. We all definitely question it each time we look into it. The mirror tells you what’s going wrong in your world. The mirror reflects right back at you, all the things that you have offered to the sphere. If only we really knew what to seek when we looked within that mercury-coated sheet of glass. If only we knew how to look beneath the surface and truly ask who's fair and who's not, who's right and who's not, who made it and who didn't...

Who is your role model?

True role models are those who possess the qualities that we would like to have and those who have affected us in a way that makes us want to be better people. A role model helps you to advocate for yourself and your goals, and take leadership on the issues that you believe in. We often don't recognize our true role models until we have noticed our own personal growth and progress which we have gained after looking up to someone we respected and admired all along; and imbibed positive traits from that person, that led us to the path of our success.