Come On, Go All Out To Make Your Dream Come True!

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After 19 years of entrepreneurship I shut down the shop to join a relatively better organization as an employee. 

6 months down the line, when I was unable to perform, as there was a constant chattering in my mind that what the hell I am doing here, I realized that I had cheated myself by giving up despite having the ability to be a successful entrepreneur.

Next day I quit! 

Now I am again pursuing my dream of entrepreneurship with no money, but I am happy to be the master of my destiny. 

Friends, during the journey of life it may throw at us unbelievable turbulence, but it al depends upon us as to how to negotiate successfully through the same for realizing our dreams. 
  
Take charge of your life, despite adverse situations shattering your dreams.Trust me, if you are determined to make it happen -- you would be successful. 

Life is a celebration of being alive; so is independence in professional life. Live it well with no regrets, and make it better through positive actions. 

Ask yourself a simple question: "What is my dream?" And follow the answer. Choice is yours!

Oh GOD! Pl, Help Me to Help Myself

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We hope, a lot, against all hopes, that everything would be alright -- one day.

And, it starts happening, gradually, may be slowly but certainly, with every indications, until one day the mirage disappears, suddenly, and we realize that we've not really moved ahead at all -- still confined to the same black hole of hopelessness.

So painful, it is, to realize that we've been fooled by destiny, devastatingly and without mercy, that we lose faith in the supreme power -- most of us term it as GOD.

How do we cope up with such situations, is, perhaps, the ultimate question pertaining to our existence ?

And, the answer is pretty simple, in my opinion: Learn to accept that nothing is guaranteed in life, and we must master the techniques of living incrementally -- on daily basis.

Don't igore your past but learn the lesson and forget it; focus on future but be prepared to accept the failures.

I mean, live like a true sportsperson: Accepting both success and failures, gracefully!

Difficult but possible, and is the only solution for living a meaningful life.

A Bridge Too Far? Not for All!

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In Business, job and in family matters: your inner-circle members are counting heavily on you for navigating them safely through to a stabler zone -- a continuous and never ending process!

As an entrepreneur you're expected to honor your commitment to self: success; as a leader, you're expected to perform better than the rivals: growth and as head of the family you're expected to be a never-ending source inspiration: both internal and external. Continue reading