Here are 25 habits that can make a difference for you and boost your productivity. Reading them all you ask yourself how simple these things are and you have been ignoring or was just casual about them till now.
Tuesday, December 17, 2013
Monday, December 9, 2013
Which movie will you choose Yuva or Guru?
During my stay in Bangalore
with friends we used to have weekend debates on various topics. These debates
used to be on any topics other than work and technology, be it politics - national,
international or relationships and many more...
One such weekend evening, not much after the 2009 General Elections, we had a debate 'Which movie is more inspiring Guru or Yuva?' In principal we all agreed that both the movies are good and path breaking, but which is inspirational? The one youth should look at? The one our nation needs?
All my friends voted for Guru and I was alone battling for Yuva. I was trying to explain why I feel Yuva is the movie youth should see as inspiration because it talks about the youth, the politics as it affects all of us and more importantly it talks about the Nation. But they all had these big and successful stories about "Guru Bhai" to tell like how he changed the face of Indian industries, created wealth for the common man, made him dream and ignited his aspirations. Definitely they had an example to look at and prove their point and I had none.
Years have passed but still somehow this debate and this movie is still in my head and heart. And reason to revisit it is 2013 Delhi Assembly Elections Results. That day I had no example no point to present given the politics in the country. But thanks to Mr. Arvind Kejariwal to have given me and millions like me a ray of hope, a point to make.
It is not about being with a party or opposing another but it is all about the changes we want to see in the Indian politics. If we can make the politics more people centric and live up to our constitutional motto “for the people by the people”, imagine the number of Guru Bhai created not just in business but in all sections of the society.
One such weekend evening, not much after the 2009 General Elections, we had a debate 'Which movie is more inspiring Guru or Yuva?' In principal we all agreed that both the movies are good and path breaking, but which is inspirational? The one youth should look at? The one our nation needs?
All my friends voted for Guru and I was alone battling for Yuva. I was trying to explain why I feel Yuva is the movie youth should see as inspiration because it talks about the youth, the politics as it affects all of us and more importantly it talks about the Nation. But they all had these big and successful stories about "Guru Bhai" to tell like how he changed the face of Indian industries, created wealth for the common man, made him dream and ignited his aspirations. Definitely they had an example to look at and prove their point and I had none.
Years have passed but still somehow this debate and this movie is still in my head and heart. And reason to revisit it is 2013 Delhi Assembly Elections Results. That day I had no example no point to present given the politics in the country. But thanks to Mr. Arvind Kejariwal to have given me and millions like me a ray of hope, a point to make.
It is not about being with a party or opposing another but it is all about the changes we want to see in the Indian politics. If we can make the politics more people centric and live up to our constitutional motto “for the people by the people”, imagine the number of Guru Bhai created not just in business but in all sections of the society.
Friday, November 29, 2013
One Moment Meditation !!!
A short video explaining the art of meditation. A very simple but very powerful concept.It is not that complicated as it looks !!!
The only hard part is practicing it everyday and ultimately making it to that one moment.
Sunday, February 13, 2011
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Nirvana Weekend...!!!!
I have been in Bangalore for more than two hand half years now. And never been to places around Bangalore. This is the first time I choose to cross Bangalore Border..
Lats weekend we, group of 12 TR folks, started from Bangalore to Chikmangalur. Chikmangulur which is famous for its coffee plantations and cool breeze. After overnight journey we reached Chikmangalur by 5 am morning.
That was an amazing morning sky ... filled with all possible stars...!! good cool breeze and a breath full of fresh natural air...
Next day was even better...started early from resort and we headed for Habbe falls, one of the most beautiful water falls in Karnataka. The rode to the falls is a tough one.. goes through dense jungle and rocky terrain..the four wheel drive in rocky trench of 10 km was an amazing spine shaking ride.
Lats weekend we, group of 12 TR folks, started from Bangalore to Chikmangalur. Chikmangulur which is famous for its coffee plantations and cool breeze. After overnight journey we reached Chikmangalur by 5 am morning.
That was an amazing morning sky ... filled with all possible stars...!! good cool breeze and a breath full of fresh natural air...
green woods at Chikmangulur coffee plantations
Our stay was arranged in Nature Nirvana, a cool place amidst heavy coffee plantations. Really good place with decent home stay and room for other activities like volleyball, badminton, cricket etc.. First time tried hands on Volleyball, and did pretty decent. After a heavy morning breakfast we went on for a trek to a nearby peak. The trek was easy but very exhaustive.After the exhaustive trek, bath in cool water stream was soothing.. relaxed all aching muscles......Night followed with fun filled bonfire activities.. with some delicious snacks and kebabs..Next day was even better...started early from resort and we headed for Habbe falls, one of the most beautiful water falls in Karnataka. The rode to the falls is a tough one.. goes through dense jungle and rocky terrain..the four wheel drive in rocky trench of 10 km was an amazing spine shaking ride.
the rocky terrain on the way to habbe falls and 4 wheel drive experience
after a tiresome almost a kilometers walk over rocky surface and through small waters currents, the first glimpse of the falls was soothing enough to relax the body. the sight of the falls and sound of falling water was so
the habbe falls
Friday, February 11, 2011
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