Listening – A rare and an extinct quality!
In the world that constantly wants to speak and be heard, listen seems almost a forgotten skill!
And how costly it is! Yet we do not realise it!
God gave us two ears and one month – But we do not understand!
Listen to customers and business will never fail!
Listen to employees and success will soar!
Listen to friends and relationships will enrich!
Listen to kids and family will smile!
Listen to heart and life will thrive!
Keep Flowing
Keep Growing
Be like a river.
Keep flowing.
Find the way.
Reduce speed.
Fasten pace.
Never rest.
Become the ocean.
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– Can you work as hard as you can when no one is watching?
– Humility and gratitude matter the most
– Patriotism is in paying taxes, not Instagram posts
– Big orchards encourage other trees to blossom
Happy to see the reinforcement of these amazing nuggets laced with cricketing and non-cricketing examples! Loved it!
Remember the Covid promises?
Covid was one of the biggest disruptors of our times – which forced us to evaluate our whole lives and existence. Our perspectives towards everything changed – career, health, family, relationships and self. We reprioritised our life and made several promises to self and the world.
As the world has bounced back to normal, we seem to have forgotten the covid lessons. How many of us are still living the covid promises that we made? Are you?
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Death is a technical problem. Yuval Noah Harris says that death happens because our body parts fail. The next frontier in science is to conquer death. We are adding years to our life with each passing decade. Can we become immortal?
Death is the ultimate truth of life. People are either afraid of death or try to run away from it. Acknowledge it. Accept it. And live today’s life with full celebration!
Death is the reality of life. And when we die, the bank balance, designation, KRAs, Instagram supremacy and everything else will cease to matter. Within a few days, live will move on. Within a few years, the name will be gone. Within a few generations, our memory will be gone. So why stress so much? Let us live a life of principles. Let us live a life to be an example to our network. Let us live a life to help others.
After a good day of hard work and meaningful activities with family, one gets a great sleep. Similarly, a life of good deed and actions results in a peaceful long time sleep.
What would I wish when I die? One of my life’s biggest principle is ‘Live 2 Give’. I guess it should continue after the death. Hence it would be nice to be useful to others even when I am gone. Organ donation or donating the complete body for medical reasons is a great option. The soul has departed, so if the body organs can help someone else, it should be exercised. In India, there are emotional and spiritual reasons that are discussed, but I believe it is the lack of awareness on the benefits of organ donation that is the key issue. I would love to give possessions like books to the people who benefit from it.
Death should not be a serious event. There should be no or minimal formalities – let the world carry on without being affected. The loved ones and friends should celebrate the departure at a cinema call and watch a favourite movie – Anand, Guide, Kabhi Haa Kabhi Naa! If food questions comes in, the South Indian food is the way to go! And pan as well!
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