Gyaan
Everything happens for a reason. Nothing happens by chance or by means of good or bad luck. Illness, injury, love, lost moments of true greatness and sheer stupidity all occur to test your limits. Everything in life teaches you a lesson...Keep learning!!
Flicked this from somewhere, but could not have been more true.
A lot of us do get setbacks in life everynow and then. For sometime (depending on the setback intensity) there is the feeling that sky has fallen, but then all this while you are just being tested. You realise later that there will always be some things in your hand and not others. At every point in life, what is required is 100% effort and commitment. If that is missing, if there was a lack of effort from your side or you did not try hard enough, then you should look back, otherwise, move on..
This reminds me of a thought that one of my very good friends Javed left for me one of the days that i had a crucial interview..He wrote "Bhanu, let there never be a task in life which you do and say later that... I wish could have....maybe done better...or that i could have tried something else...If it still does not work out, it was not meant to ..." It helped the Samurai then and will always do so.
Probably that is what drives sportsmen to perform everytime they enter the field. At the end of the day it will always be your commitment. With Placements season approaching, probably its thoughts like this that will keep the Samurai going......
And then obviously, there was V's fundae in life...Yeh sab ch..... hain yaar...Mein inka papa hoon...I will beat them all hands down and end up with the best....Bottom line was "I AM DA STUD". Did work for him....not sure if its a silver bullet. But i do admit it does work most of the times for the Samurai... :P
Coming back to where i started off, one must be ready to learn at each stage in life...where the learning stops, everything does!! It may not mean bookish learning, anything and everything should be welcome. You never know when you might need it...
Hmm...This was the Samurai's Gyaan Blog :) .. His favourite past time....
So Long!
Rock On!!
Samurai
Everything happens for a reason. Nothing happens by chance or by means of good or bad luck. Illness, injury, love, lost moments of true greatness and sheer stupidity all occur to test your limits. Everything in life teaches you a lesson...Keep learning!!
Flicked this from somewhere, but could not have been more true.
A lot of us do get setbacks in life everynow and then. For sometime (depending on the setback intensity) there is the feeling that sky has fallen, but then all this while you are just being tested. You realise later that there will always be some things in your hand and not others. At every point in life, what is required is 100% effort and commitment. If that is missing, if there was a lack of effort from your side or you did not try hard enough, then you should look back, otherwise, move on..This reminds me of a thought that one of my very good friends Javed left for me one of the days that i had a crucial interview..He wrote "Bhanu, let there never be a task in life which you do and say later that... I wish could have....maybe done better...or that i could have tried something else...If it still does not work out, it was not meant to ..." It helped the Samurai then and will always do so.
Probably that is what drives sportsmen to perform everytime they enter the field. At the end of the day it will always be your commitment. With Placements season approaching, probably its thoughts like this that will keep the Samurai going......
And then obviously, there was V's fundae in life...Yeh sab ch..... hain yaar...Mein inka papa hoon...I will beat them all hands down and end up with the best....Bottom line was "I AM DA STUD". Did work for him....not sure if its a silver bullet. But i do admit it does work most of the times for the Samurai... :P
Coming back to where i started off, one must be ready to learn at each stage in life...where the learning stops, everything does!! It may not mean bookish learning, anything and everything should be welcome. You never know when you might need it...
Hmm...This was the Samurai's Gyaan Blog :) .. His favourite past time....
So Long!
Rock On!!
Samurai
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