Maya Angelou I’ve learned is a beautiful poem with powerful quotes on human kindness, love and compassion. This article is an excerpt from – I’ve learned that even when I have pains, I don’t have to be one – Maya Angelou
Every pain gives a lesson and every lesson changes a person: A beautiful quote by Abdul Kalam about pain and suffering. In this quote, there are two powerful parts – the lessons from pain and how we change. The most important questions to ask and identify are – how is your pain changing you? Are you ok with this change? Although we’re not in control of some outcomes, what we do about them is always our choice.
What’s the best way for us to use this to give us the most benefit? This is nothing but time management, but just being completely aware and conscious of how precious this is. Also, we associate spending with money. Turn that around and think about investing time to grow and achieve your long term success.
Some people come in life as blessings: I would take blessings any day compared to lessons. Learning lessons is hard work – it gives us unfavourable results – in other words it is no fun at all. The worst part is sometimes it is hard to identify who’s coming as what. The same people that
Times of crisis: Recession, Covid, downturn – all easily indicate the times of crisis business has seen over the past few years. However, the leadership required during these stages don’t change. It just demands a different type of skillset dig deep into the core values and lead the team. Lots of companies have taken the route of shedding employees to save costs. However, it raises a question about the sustainability of such an approach. A fast-hire/fire culture may not always be the best course of action.
A time of crisis: We all have this situation – the crisis quote focuses on what we make out of it, how to make the best of the situation we are presented with.
