This article is a debate about the differences between motivation and inspiration. Which force is more suited for us to reach our goals? Is there a difference at all between these factors? Join the debate as we talk more about the definition, root cause and duration of these magical forces within us. Let me kick off the debate by asking – what is better – Motivation or Inspiration?
Take up one idea make that one idea your life: This quote talks about the power of focus and concentration. Our minds are naturally distracted by too many things around us. This makes it difficult to identify what we truly like and gain expertise on. The quote talks to me about the power of identifying … Read more
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.
The last lecture continues to inspire me in many ways, with the key takeaway being – don’t stop chasing your dreams. We will face multiple roadblocks and challenges in our journey. But it is our responsibility to fight for what we truly believe in. We owe it to our dreams and passions to ensure that we do justice for these thoughts.
Learning gives creativity, creativity leads to thinking – A beautiful quote by Abdul Kalam on creativity and thinking. This quote is best suited for students with a curiosity and hunger for knowledge. Although most of our education system is based on marks and scoring high – there is a huge part of innovation and original thinking that people miss. This quote by Abdul Kalam is a reminder for us to constantly remember that learning and creativity don’t happen in a vacuum. It needs encouragement and learning.