Jun 19, 2014
Managing emotions
Refuel yourself
The purpose of life is to have purpose in life. People are driven to action and as long as the drive sustains, life goes on. But external drivers fade, idols collapse (to err is human) and the world changes its ideals ever so often. You settle for lesser standards because some goals seem to not be accomplishable no matter how hard you try (so you feel). It is important to find your own inspiration, build the inner desire to excel and lay your mark, develop the will to change the world around you, enhance your earnestness to put in your best irrespective of what it brings you in return. Inspiration is part of your persona. It is your personality. You are the vehicle and its sole operator. Galvanize yourself to purposeful action; you are the only fueling station available, so don't miss the chance. Be the light you want to shine on the world. You will never then be in the dark. You can do it. Never cease to take the helping hand that takes you on the path to self accomplishment.
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Dec 28, 2013
Time to decide...
Labels:
cleanse,
difference,
empathy,
I can do this,
inspire,
soul
Sep 4, 2013
Taming the gadget monster
Parenting: A challenge
Your children need you more than you will ever be aware of.
Inside that little monster who seems to ‘like’ troubling you and testing your
patience after you’ve had a hard day at your workplace, is the angel who wants
you to guide her, do things for her, teach her and help her because she cannot
help herself enough. Children need you to set things right for them all
the time. Set their beds, their clothes, their schoolbags, homework, books as
well as their limits and goals and their life…
Labels:
behavioral,
children,
emotional,
gadgets,
I-Pads,
neuronal activity,
parents,
psychological,
side-effects,
smartphones
Aug 27, 2013
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Jul 31, 2013
Teens: Don’t be drama queens!
All the world’s a stage
“All the world’s a stage and all men and
women must play their part”
Rightly said, Shakespeare’s words
adjudicate human exaggeration of emotion and justify the dramatization and
flamboyant expressiveness of sentiments. There are always those moments that
render mankind vulnerable, helpless and susceptible to a dwindling balance of
reaction; however repeated exaggeration of this sort solidifies this behavior,
which then becomes part of the ‘dramatic’ individual’s persona.
Labels:
act,
attention,
drama,
ego,
equanimity,
exaggerate,
introspection,
overreact,
react,
responsibility,
self development
Jul 30, 2013
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