There is always time to make money: This statement is dedicated to all the passionate dreamers in us. Looking back at my life over the past 4 years, I still somehow miss the very confidence and a tad arrogant young guy who never gave a damn as to what others thought about him or what […]
“ But I knew this much: I believed in belief, for its own shining sake. To believe in the face of utter hopelessness, every article of evidence to the contrary, to ignore apparent catastrophe– what other choice was there? We do it every day, I realized. We are so much stronger than we imagine, and
I’ve always been fascinated by the energy and motivation dreams can provide. Dreams are not the ones which come to you while sleeping. Your dreams have phenomenal power and they have a beautiful way of inspiring you. To understand the meaning of – if you can dream it you can achieve it, you first need to listen to your dreams.
The phrase “It’s good to have hope, but you better have a plan” suggests that while hope is essential for optimism and positive thinking, it is not enough on its own. Merely wishing for things to happen without taking action or having a well-thought-out plan may lead to disappointment or inaction. It emphasizes the importance of combining hope with practicality and strategic thinking. Having a concrete plan, setting clear goals, and taking steps towards achieving them increases the likelihood of turning hopes and dreams into reality. In essence, the quote encourages the balance between hopeful optimism and proactive planning to create a path towards success and fulfillment.
“Need Motivation? watch it, it’s not waste your 3 minutes”- This is what the title was on youtube. I had my share of motivation from this. I hope it would help you out for the day or forever. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkMgJtb62zA When you are trying to follow your dreams you will go through the phase very similar to that of the little boy. You are mocked
Nobel syndrome! Quite catchy isn’t it? We all know of the very sought after Nobel prizes, we also know of the highly avoided syndromes. So what is a paradox doing here as a Nobel Prize syndrome? Certainly not a word which everyone would want to be associated with! So what is the Nobel syndrome and
