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Cancel That Thought!
by Nithya Shanti
A woman enjoyed the practice of baking bread for members of her family. She also made an extra one for a hungry passerby. She kept the extra bread on the window sill, for whosoever would take it away. |
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The other side of the window
by Sharath Bhat
I was at this ice cream parlor with some friends the other day and saw a young, indulgent mother with two little kids - who were going berserk choosing some very exotic looking scoops and toppings. Just the excitement on their faces was an image framed for my photo gallery. |
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10 Simple Ways to Achieve a Great Day!
by D Muralidharan
This is in continuation of my earlier post ‘Stay happy’… I continue to think of how the beginning of the day is so important to set the pace and mood for all that follows; till the day ends… But, most of us are in an awful mood in the precious morning hours. Lets break that jinx, here and now. |
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True Professional!!
by D Muralidharan
(Thanks to Subroto Bagchi, for bringing “The Professional” to the world, and to my loving son Janardhan for getting me lay hands on “The Professional” last evening)
Mahadeva came to cosmopolitan Bangalore, as his dear mother walked out of ... |
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How can I help?
by Danielle LaPorte
This phrase works for tragedies and boo boos and bad days. It quells panic. It can create urgency or buy time. It's effective with strangers and lovers. |
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Look At Me! I Am Rich!
by Varsha Naran
Wouldn’t it be great if when you are born, someone hands you a book of guidelines, titled “Life Guide” to show you how to live your life? Instead, we stumble, fumble and stutter our way through our lives toward our ultimate demise.
If you ar... |
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Confessions Of An Optimist
by Anita Butani
I call myself an eternal optimist. People, who know me, or even those who don’t, see me as the person with an “ever ready” smile. I think it is natural but the other day when I sat reflecting, my thoughts automatically led me to thinking about... |
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Join The Compliment Revolution
by Danielle LaPorte
I want to start a Compliment Revolution. There are a few revolutions I would like to ignite, actually, but this one is super easy.If you're with me, I think we could change the world this very week. So I'm declaring this to be the week of Global of C... |
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Five Important Life Lessons
by
First Important Lesson - Cleaning Lady
During my second month of college, our professor gave us a pop quiz. I was a conscientious student and had breezed through the questions until I read
the last one: 'What is the first name of the woman w... |
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The other side of the window
by Sharath Bhat
I was at this ice cream parlor with some friends the other day and saw a young, indulgent mother with two little kids - who were going berserk choosing some very exotic looking scoops and toppings. Just the excitement on their faces was an image framed for my photo gallery. |
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Look At Me! I Am Rich!
by Varsha Naran
Wouldn’t it be great if when you are born, someone hands you a book of guidelines, titled “Life Guide” to show you how to live your life? Instead, we stumble, fumble and stutter our way through our lives toward our ultimate demise.
If you ar... |
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Cancel That Thought!
by Nithya Shanti
A woman enjoyed the practice of baking bread for members of her family. She also made an extra one for a hungry passerby. She kept the extra bread on the window sill, for whosoever would take it away. |
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Five Important Life Lessons
by
First Important Lesson - Cleaning Lady
During my second month of college, our professor gave us a pop quiz. I was a conscientious student and had breezed through the questions until I read
the last one: 'What is the first name of the woman w... |
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True Professional!!
by D Muralidharan
(Thanks to Subroto Bagchi, for bringing “The Professional” to the world, and to my loving son Janardhan for getting me lay hands on “The Professional” last evening)
Mahadeva came to cosmopolitan Bangalore, as his dear mother walked out of ... |
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How can I help?
by Danielle LaPorte
This phrase works for tragedies and boo boos and bad days. It quells panic. It can create urgency or buy time. It's effective with strangers and lovers. |
|
10 Simple Ways to Achieve a Great Day!
by D Muralidharan
This is in continuation of my earlier post ‘Stay happy’… I continue to think of how the beginning of the day is so important to set the pace and mood for all that follows; till the day ends… But, most of us are in an awful mood in the precious morning hours. Lets break that jinx, here and now. |
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The Most Powerful Form of Worship
by K R Ravi
I recently saw the following newspaper headline:
MAHAKUMBABHISHEKHAM OF MADURAI MEENAKSHI TEMPLE.
The report indicated that the golden tower of the goddess Sri Meenakshi was plated with 30 kilograms of gold. A Hundred and eight pots containing ... |
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Cancel That Thought!
by Nithya Shanti
A woman enjoyed the practice of baking bread for members of her family. She also made an extra one for a hungry passerby. She kept the extra bread on the window sill, for whosoever would take it away. |
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10 Simple Ways to Achieve a Great Day!
by D Muralidharan
This is in continuation of my earlier post ‘Stay happy’… I continue to think of how the beginning of the day is so important to set the pace and mood for all that follows; till the day ends… But, most of us are in an awful mood in the precious morning hours. Lets break that jinx, here and now. |
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True Professional!!
by D Muralidharan
(Thanks to Subroto Bagchi, for bringing “The Professional” to the world, and to my loving son Janardhan for getting me lay hands on “The Professional” last evening)
Mahadeva came to cosmopolitan Bangalore, as his dear mother walked out of ... |
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The other side of the window
by Sharath Bhat
I was at this ice cream parlor with some friends the other day and saw a young, indulgent mother with two little kids - who were going berserk choosing some very exotic looking scoops and toppings. Just the excitement on their faces was an image framed for my photo gallery. |
|
Five Important Life Lessons
by
First Important Lesson - Cleaning Lady
During my second month of college, our professor gave us a pop quiz. I was a conscientious student and had breezed through the questions until I read
the last one: 'What is the first name of the woman w... |
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Look At Me! I Am Rich!
by Varsha Naran
Wouldn’t it be great if when you are born, someone hands you a book of guidelines, titled “Life Guide” to show you how to live your life? Instead, we stumble, fumble and stutter our way through our lives toward our ultimate demise.
If you ar... |
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How can I help?
by Danielle LaPorte
This phrase works for tragedies and boo boos and bad days. It quells panic. It can create urgency or buy time. It's effective with strangers and lovers. |
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Good Planets Are Hard To Find
by Axee
As we grow in stature as individuals, families, villages, towns, cities, nations, and civilization as a whole we must embrace change. Change for the better.
As change is the only constant in Life.
Environmentally speaking, life today on our... |
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The six rules of confusion
by Eric Garner
When you set yourself a big new goal in an area you’re unfamiliar with, you’re going to go through an initial phase of complete and utter confusion. There’s nothing wrong with this. In fact, you should be delighted. It means you’re doing thin... |
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Failure Does Not Exist!
by Chitra Jha
Most of us lead our lives with a major fear: the fear of failure. Have you ever found yourself facing this fear? Let us be truthful; the fact remains that no one ever wants to fail in any endeavour. |
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Beat the pink slip
by D Muralidharan
If there is a singular thought you must equip you with, when faced with a pink-slip, it is to reiterate to yourself that what happened is owing to extraneous factors – the event per se is no reflection of your own professional or personal capabil... |
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Polish your gold, don’t clean your copper
by D Muralidharan
Most of us have been taught to work on our weaknesses, and overcome them assiduously!
Here is a contrarian thought. Ignore your inherent weaknesses, and spend all the time and resources in honing your inherent strengths. You will do a lot of good ... |
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Underdog to top dog!
by Sundararaman Viswanathan
Underdogs never go under! Especially, every recession (economic, social and environmental) brings out some “underdogs” and catapults them into the league of “top dogs”!
Rajasthan Royals started off as the underdogs and went on to win the I... |
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What have you got to lose?
by Dr. Ritu Arora
“No, it can’t be done,” said people to a man named Thomas, as he kept on failing at his experiment. Had he given up, today we would be still living in the dark. He failed for a thousand times until finally he made a bulb that could glow. And wh... |
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Yes, I can!
by Amy chastek
So sitting here at 8 pm on a Monday night winding down after having attended an all day meeting that explored using social media to reach out to people; i.e. blogging, twitter and such. Also thinking about the recent elections and the power behind ... |
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What is Your Charisma Quotient?
by Betty Kan
Many people think that Charisma is inborn, an innate quality that you naturally possess or you don’t. If you don’t, you lack a competitive edge to influence others as compared to those who do. |
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Qualities of successful leaders
by Drew Stevens
What and who is a leader? The Webster’s Dictionary defines leader as a person who by force of example, talents or qualities of leadership plays a directing role, wields commanding influence, or has a following in any sphere of activity or thought. ... |
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