Sunday, 14 July 2024
Present Simple Tense (Day 1) Monday
Wednesday, 3 July 2024
Excuses Are For Weak People
The Power of Thanks, Sorry & Please
Wednesday, 22 May 2024
गार्बेज ट्रक - एक प्रेरणादायक कहानी
Monday, 1 April 2024
कुएं का मेंढक मत बनो
एक कुएं में एक मेंढक रहता था। उसके पास समुन्द्र से एक बड़ी मछली आई।
उसने मेंढक से बोला- मैं अभी-अभी समुन्द्र से आई हूं।
उस मेंढक ने पूछा- ये समुन्द्र क्या होता हैं ?
मछली बोली- समुन्द्र मतलब जहां पे बहुत पानी हैं। मेंढक बोला-बहुत पानी मतलब कितना बहुत पानी हैं?
फिर मेंढक ने एक चौथाई कुएं की छलांग मारी और बोला क्या इतना पानी है ?
मछली बोली- अरे नहीं मेंढक!
इतना नहीं बहुत पानी हैं।
मेंढक ने फिर आधे कुंए की छलांग मारी और बोला-क्या इतना पानी हैं?
मछली बोली-अरे नहीं ये तो कुछ भी नहीं हैं। इससे भी ज़्यादा पानी होता हैं।
फिर मेंढक ने परेशान होकर पूरे कुंए का एक चक्कर लगाया और बोला-क्या इतना पानी होता हैं समुन्द्र में ?
मछली बोली-अरे नहीं….. मेरे प्यारे मेंढक कैसे समझाऊ मैं तुम्हें, इससे भी ज़्यादा पानी होता हैं।
मेंढक बोला-तुम झूठ बोल रही हो क्योंकि इससे ज़्यादा पानी तो हो ही नहीं सकता।
क्योंकि मेंढक की सोच और उसकी दुनिया यही से शुरू होती हैं और यही पे खत्म होती हैं।
इससे ज़्यादा पानी उस मेंढक ने ना कभी देखा था और
ना ही कभी सुना था, जब सुना नहीं था, देखा नहीं था,
तो इससे ज़्यादा सोचेगा कैसे।
मछली बोली-आ बैठ मेरे पीछे और उसको ले गई समुन्द्र में।
मछली- ले देख कितना पानी हैं समुन्द्र में।
जैसे ही मेंढक ने समुन्द्र में इतना पानी देखा तो उसकी आँखें खुली की खुली रह गई।
मेंढक- अरे ये क्या हैं इतना पानी तो मैंने आज तक नहीं देखा।
मेंढक की बोलती बंद हो गई।
Moral Of This Story
हमेशा अपनी सोच से बड़ा सोचने की कोशिश करनी चाहिए, जरूरी नही के जो हमने देखा न हो वो हो न।
जीवन में अक्सर ऐसा ही होता है। जिस चीज को हमने कभी ना देखा हो, उस पर विश्वास करना मुश्किल है। जो काम जीवन में कभी ना किया हो, उसमें सफ़ल होने पाने का विश्वास होना मुश्किल है। यदि हमने संकुचित बुद्धि से सोचा, तो कुएं में ही रह जायेंगे। अर्थात जीवन के संकुचित दायरे में ही सिमट कर रह जायेंगे। जीवन में प्रगति करना है, तो सबसे पहले अपनी सोच को विस्तारित करना होगा। सारी बातों के बारे में विस्तारपूर्वक जानकर निर्णय लेना होगा और जीवन की असीमित संभावनाओं के बारे में विचार करना होगा। तब ही हम उस दिशा में कार्य कर पायेंगे और सफ़लता के नये आयामों को छू पायेंगे।
Monday, 22 January 2024
10 Positive Signs of Emotional Maturity
Emotional maturity is about your ability to understand and manage your emotions. An emotionally mature person has reached (and continues to work at reaching) a level of self-understanding with regard to their thoughts and behaviors and then decides how to best approach and cope with situations that might otherwise be trying or challenging. Being emotionally mature can help you reach successful resolutions to problems, as well as keep problems from overwhelming you.
It’s important to understand that emotional maturity is always an active work in progress. It’s not a situation where a certain level of self-understanding is reached once and then remains static in all situations moving forward. But a keen awareness of what you can bring to the table emotionally to cope with any situation that comes your way. And, it’s also important to know that not everyone will always be able to successfully act with emotional maturity in every situation. Not everyone is able to keep their cool each and every time when responding to tough situations.
Here Are 10 Positive Signs of Emotional Maturity:
1. Being Flexible - It’s all too easy to assume things will go according to plan, or that a situation or event will go smoothly because it has each time in the past. When it doesn’t (and that is often a “when” than an “if”), an emotionally mature person is able to think things out and come up with a viable Plan B or even C as needed so that a situation can be dealt with, and still move forward not letting the bump in the road ruin the entire plan.
2. Taking Ownership & Responsibility - An emotionally mature person is able to own up to their own mistakes and not immediately look to blame others. This takes a level of self-honesty and acceptance. If things keep on going wrong, an emotionally mature person will look inwards for answers as to what thoughts or actions may be contributing to the situation and works towards a better understanding and course of action moving forward.
3. Knowing That They Don’t Know Everything - An emotionally mature person knows what they don’t know, and also knows that their own way of doing things may not be the only way or even the best way. They don’t argue “just to be right” or to show dominance to be in charge. They keep an open mind and have open ears and eyes to look for situations where they may be able to learn something, as well as know when they may have something positive to contribute to a situation that can help others.
4. They Look for Learning and Growth From Every Opportunity - An emotionally mature person is on the lookout for what can be learned from any situation or opportunity, and searches for the growth opportunity within it, asking “How can I learn and grow from this?”
5. They Actively Seek Out Multiple Points of View To Help Inform Their Own - Emotionally mature people actively seek to inform their own opinions by actively seeking out the points of view of others. They don’t feel threatened by disagreement, but look to be informed by people, and aren’t afraid to question both their own convictions, knowing that they don’t exist in a vacuum. It’s not about an argument to prove who is right; it’s about wanting to be informed by different points of view to further clarify their own points of view, or recognizing that perhaps their point of view may even be wrong.
6. They Stay Resilient - In the face of upsets, setbacks, or disappointments, an emotionally mature person will acknowledge their feelings, identify what can be done, and then decide what steps to take to move on.
7. They Have a Calm Disposition - Emotionally mature people do get mad but do not let the emotion dictate their response. They aim to have a clear mind with the goal of having rationality dictate how to effectively deal with a situation and also see all of the available options to come to a successful resolution. They know that when emotions override rationality, clearness of thought gets blurred and can limit the options for dealing effectively.
8. They Believe in Themselves - Emotionally mature people don’t have a false sense of self that is ego-based and deluded. But they do have optimism in their own ability to use effort and patience as a way to establish the belief that they are equipped to deal with whatever life may through their way.
9. Approachability - Emotionally mature people are able to and prefer to talk WITH people, not AT them. They have genuine empathy for others, an open mind, and work towards not being judgmental of others, knowing that judgments are often based on preconceived notions can impede their ability to know someone and their truth.
10. A Good Sense of Humor – Emotionally mature people realize that all of life can’t be taken seriously. They do realize the importance of getting done what needs to get done, but they realize the importance of having fun and laughter in life as a great coping mechanism and pressure release from stress.
Friday, 29 December 2023
मौन की ताकत (The Power of Silence)
The Garbage Truck Story
Wednesday, 9 August 2023
You'll have to save yourself as no one is coming to save you.
Your parents aren’t coming to save you. They’ve done that often enough. Or maybe never at all. Either way, they’re not coming now. You’re all grown. Maybe not grown up, but grown. They’ve got their own stuff to take care of.
Your best friend isn’t coming to save you. He’ll always love you, but he’s knee deep in the same shit you’re in. Work. Love. Health. Staying sane. You know, the usual. You should check in with him some time. But don’t expect him to save you.
Your boss is not coming to save you. Your boss is trying to cover her ass right now. She’s afraid she might get fired. She’s fighting hard to keep everyone on the team. She’s worried about you, but she has no time to save you.
Your high school teacher won’t come and save you. You were always her favorite, and that’s why she tried to equip you as best as she could. But the moment you tossed that hat in the air, you were out of her reach.
Your network is not going to save you. What does that even mean? Isn’t a network supposed to be just friends? How good are those contacts really? Are they just that? Contacts? Would you call them at 11 PM on a Friday? No, those people surely won’t save you.
Obama isn’t coming to save you. He already did his part. He played it well, didn’t he? We can be grateful for leaders like Obama. But they won’t come and save us. They can only do so much.
Your partner won’t come and save you. The last time they tried, they broke up with their ex, and that’s why now, they’re with you. You both agreed you wouldn’t. No more knight in shining armor crap. Just two people, driving in the same lane. Wasn’t that the deal? Honor it. Don’t force your partner to save you.
The news media aren’t here to save you. In fact, they couldn’t care less whether you live or die. The news media are here to exploit you. They sneak into your inbox and feeds, hoping to steal your attention. They throw nightmare headlines at you that’ll suck away your energy. Forget the news. The news will destroy you.
The internet won’t save you. There are some nice people on there. They send helpful things to your inbox. But they’ll also ask you for money. Yeah, they want more money too, just like you. Others aren’t so nice. They’ll also ask for money, but they’re not really helping. They just pretend to be your friend. You can’t live on the internet. It’s just a tool — and tools alone can’t save you.
Your college drinking gang won’t come to save you. God knows where they are. One in jail, one happily married, one on a yacht somewhere? That sounds about right. Unless you wanna have a drink, you probably needn’t pick up the phone. It was the drinking that bound you together. Not the saving each other. That was never part of the deal.
Your audience is not coming to save you. If you have one to begin with. Maybe it’s an audience of ten. They only follow you for your puns. They’re on Twitter for themselves, not for you. If you haven’t helped them with something big, why should they save you?
Your gym trainer will not save you. He’s mostly staring at your ass while hoping his influencer game picks up enough so he can get out of this dump. “Am I big enough to sell supplements yet?” “Yeah, yeah, do another 50 crunches.” By the way, those also won’t save you.
Your financial advisor won’t save you. In fact, he’s probably losing you money. Does he cost more than he earns? Index funds? Tech stocks? Really? You could’ve figured that out on your own. And yet, here he is, collecting his $2,000 fee. I wonder who he’s really advising.
No one is coming to save you — because that’s not how life works.
“Doctors won’t make you healthy. Nutritionists won’t make you slim. Teachers won’t make you smart. Gurus won’t make you calm. Mentors won’t make you rich. Trainers won’t make you fit. Ultimately, you have to take responsibility. [You have to] save yourself.”
Every minute you spend wishing, waiting, hoping someone else will come and save you is a minute not spent saving yourself.
You’re the only one who can give you the gift of freedom.
Freedom from ignorance. Freedom from misery. Freedom from poverty, from sickness, from anxiety and judgment — even freedom from your own mind.
You have to do it. It has to be you. You have to own every single thing that happens in your life. The results you create. The curveballs life throws at you. The mess other people cause that you have to get out of. You must own it all.
You have to let go of people’s opinions. You have to let go of bad habits. You have to stop overspending, underworking, overeating, underestimating, overvaluing, or whatever else you’re doing too much of or too little for.
No one will do it for you. Not because you’re alone or because no one wants to help you or because the world is just a mean place. None of those things are true. No. No one will save you because no one else can.
You are the only one on this planet who can reach into the deepest depths of your soul and pull out every last spark of life that rests within it. You have to do it. It has to be you.
No one is coming to save you — and no one will have to if you save yourself.
Monday, 7 August 2023
How big data analytics can empower BPOs?
Brands are always on the hunt for new ways to add value to the services they bring to customers. As the consumers’ standards of good customer service continue to rise, brands must always be, or at least try to be, one step ahead of upcoming trends. Keeping up with the demands of the market means innovating constantly and creating unique strategies to stand out.
Thanks to the emergence of data analytics, brands now have a way to personalize the customer experience like never before.