Its a debate about brilliance and dedication. And you know what, dedication is what that will take you to your dreams.
Dedication is not one word. It is a combination of many words. It is the sum of discipline, focus, passion, hard-work, planning and punctuality.
Brilliance would give you the brain cells to understand concepts, remember facts and interpret conclusions. It would also give you curiosity and distraction.
Getting distracted is the key to failure.
There, you need dedication. And all the words that come with dedication. Brilliance cant be exclusive of dedication.
Dedication is however independent of brilliance. Read any of the autobiographies of successful brilliance.
Focus, plan and dedicate your life to your dreams, and your passion. You will get to your life of contentment.
There is always something new that science can discover, and all the facts that you take can be completely wrong - Christopher John Francis Boone of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time.
Saturday, July 9, 2011
Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Oi Moti! Good Morning... Parents beware!
It was a revelation when I saw how care-free kids are when it comes to giving nick-names. It was when I had gone to drop my kid to the school bus, did I realise the plight of obese kids.
Calling someone Moti or Mot'e comes without much thought for kids. I wonder how that affects the confidence of the kids who are obese. It is worrisome that we see so many obese kids these days without enough sports, and with access to junk food.
It is a call to all those parents who are feeding their kids with no abandon. Parents may be sending their kids into a depressive shell, in the guise of giving love and providing for the kids. Parents need to realise the mental and physical trauma that the kids would go through, once they develop a habit of eating too much.
Introducing the consciousness of sports and fitness early in one's life not only help the kid stay healthy, but also teaches him/her team spirit and how to manage oneself (self-sufficient) in a group of people.
Parents beware! We eat to live. We dont live to eat.
Calling someone Moti or Mot'e comes without much thought for kids. I wonder how that affects the confidence of the kids who are obese. It is worrisome that we see so many obese kids these days without enough sports, and with access to junk food.
It is a call to all those parents who are feeding their kids with no abandon. Parents may be sending their kids into a depressive shell, in the guise of giving love and providing for the kids. Parents need to realise the mental and physical trauma that the kids would go through, once they develop a habit of eating too much.
Introducing the consciousness of sports and fitness early in one's life not only help the kid stay healthy, but also teaches him/her team spirit and how to manage oneself (self-sufficient) in a group of people.
Parents beware! We eat to live. We dont live to eat.
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