Most times our desires or goals manifest as large, overwhelming challenges. The trick however is not in trying to do everything at once. It is in taking small, measurable and continuous improvements. The main point to ensure is that you’re constantly progressing. Growth occurs in stages and that’s why sometimes the smallest step in the right direction ends up being the biggest!
The past can hurt: This article is about the meaning of the Lion King quote – the past can hurt. Here, we will talk about the meaning of past failures, and how they continue to haunt our current day life. This also takes the form of regrets. But the truth is that life changes at every turn and so do we. We have learnt from our past to move ahead and grow. Maybe it is time to let go of this and move ahead to make sense of our present and future.
A beautiful quote that conflicts humility, confidence and arrogance. I love all these aspects because even though some of them sound like negative trait, it has a beautiful influence on our determination and perseverance. In this article, I’d like to debate the meaning of humility.
This article is all about the beautiful quote from Maya Angelou which talks about the cultural training of normalisation, being one of the herd and blending in. While we explore the dimensions of this quote, we talk about the need for normalisation, the necessity to break the mould and above all, feeling comfortable and confident about who you are. In the end it is all about giving yourself the opportunity to explore the true potential.
If you want something done right do it yourself: In this article, we talk about the meaning of this quote by Napoleon. The dimensions of this quote span around ownership, quality and responsibility. On the flip side, it also talks about the lack of trust and teamwork aligned with micromanagement. I’m sure there’s merit to each dimension, we will however need to take into account the historic time and context for this quote by Napoleon that would’ve given the corresponding meaning.
There are more advisors for entrepreneurs than founders! This probably tells you something about the business of entrepreneurship and advice-giving. However, if a new entrepreneur was to come to me for advice, I’d ask them to make sure they’ve thought well before taking the plunge. Entrepreneurship is hard work and will demand more mental energy.
