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Showing posts with label Milind Rajore. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Milind Rajore. Show all posts

Saturday, January 1, 2011

A friend indeed

There are times when you are helpless. A flat tire on a lonely long highway. A huge table piece to be shifted from your study room. Lot of luggage. A long queue at the ticket counter. The door got locked and you are left outside the house without the keys. You forget your exam hall ticket for the exams.
Imagine what a relief you would feel if there is someone who readily agrees to help you out!

The people who write p in their handwriting with an antenna are the ones who rescue others by giving physical help. They feel happy by extending a helping hand.

Tuesday, November 30, 2010

Strugglers versus Strivers





Words are very confusing. The basic difference in the connotation of the words "strive" and "struggle" is that "to strive" is to put efforts for achievement whereas "to struggle" is to put efforts for getting out of a problem or trouble.

In that sense, struggle is a negative and strive is a positive trait.

The formations shown in the card below represent the thoughts of cheating betraying etc. These people attract problems and troubles for themselves. They have to struggle to get out of these problems which they create for themselves. These are definitely the strugglers

Strivers are the people who have decided to put extra efforts by choice. They have aimed a bit higher and there are no gains without pains so they have to strive for their higher goals. The formation in the next card is of the striver.
It should be noticed that the struggler has no choice but to struggle when he is in a problem and the striver is striving by choice. Struggle is for surviving striving is for growth.
You have the choice.
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