Who on earth likes to lose anything in life? It is such a horrible feeling, leaves you with an empty space and a lot of questions about ‘Would Have’, ‘Could Have’, ‘What If’ and so on. I am at a slight conflict as we try and deconstruct this quote because I hate this losing bit […]
This article is an exploration of the lovely quote from Vikram Sarabhai:
He who can listen to the music in the midst of noise can achieve great things. — Vikram Sarabhai.
The article is written with the backdrop of passion and desire to do everything we have to achieve our goals. With distractions being the norm rather than an exception, the premise is about separating the noise from feedback. I might go to a literary extent and call this listening to music amidst noise. But we don’t want to be blind in our approach to do this. This piece is an exploration of some thoughts in the direction of separating the noise from feedback.
Accept nothing but the best On this topic, I would like to revisit a previous discussion on the quote by W.Somerset Waugham – Accept nothing but the best. The discussion centres around expectations of quality, minimum standards and how we define the things we are comfortable with. I would like to highlight the stark difference
And here you go with today’s quote of the day: “Character Is Made By What You Stand For, Reputation What You Fall For” The debate between character and reputation goes back a long way and there have been supporters for either tenets. Most of them will not accept the fact that they support reputation over
I love this quote, Nothing is permanent in this world. I think it is a very challenging concept to agree upon. There certainly are somethings which are permanent and a lot which are definitely not. Neither our fears, nor our strengths, passions, disappointments, challenges, so on and so forth. But why is it that it
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