Wednesday, May 16, 2012

Monday, May 14, 2012

Motivation

 When I started my career, my then Professor told me  "Don't take the job that offers you the most money, find a career that excites you the most". I couldn't really understand what he meant then. I was out of school, broke, had a huge debt to pay off and was living in a studio apartment. Money was probably the only motivation I had back then.

I listened to my professor and found a career that excited me the most.

 I haven't "worked" a single day since then.

 I get up every morning excited about what I am going to do for the day and have always looked for work that allows me to focus on things that keep me motivated and driven.

Money can buy you a fancy car, money can buy you a big home and can take you places you have never been before but can't buy you satisfaction. Find a gig that allows you to do something that you enjoy and gives you the satisfaction of making a difference!

People who can retire at 40 are also the ones who will never retire till they are 70, because they enjoy what they do too much.

We all die , the goal is not live forever but to create something that will. 



Wednesday, May 9, 2012

The paradox of choice:
When presented with many choices, most people will not make a decision because of the fear of taking a direction that may be wrong.

In today's day and age, we are always presented with choices and usually don't take any decisions because of the fear of failure. Take a risk, make a decision and accept failure.

One doesn't learn to walk before you fall.