Nuggets!

This story needs only internalizing! Read the rest of this entry »

Finally, met my teacher yesterday – who sent me his wishes on my birthday, every year without fail since last three decades. Though we live in the same city within just 3 kms of distance, we had not met all these years. But his wish always reached me and mine… Read the rest of this entry »

Dreamer doers in the crowd find compelling reasons to exist, find problems and solve them – leaving behind a significant measurable impact on a really big scale!

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Rumblings of a dreamer doer heard by his mirror!

This is the last
definitely the last!
every time I start,
I tell myself at the start…
this is the last…
definitely the last! Read the rest of this entry »

There were days where Jumbo Welcome was not enough to have someone join your company, team or a project!

There are days where even removing top executive is just a matter of a phone call. Read the rest of this entry »

Challenging Jobs are not for everyone. Rather, not everyone wants a challenging Job! Some of us prefer highly complex and challenging jobs, while many of us prosper in simple, routine work.

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Three, two liner stories that our teacher used to drive home the point of being closer, relevant and significant to reality…

A woman at a bank asked the cashier to cash the cheque for her. Citing company policy the cashier asked her for identification. The woman gasped. Finally, she managed to say, “But, John, I’m your mother!”

“That’s clever dog you have there,” said a man when he saw his friend playing cards with his dog. “Not as clever as he looks,” was the reply. “Every time he gets a good hand he wags his tail.”

There was an exhausted woodcutter who kept wasting time and energy chopping wood with a blunt axe because he did not have the time, he said, to stop and sharpen the blade.

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A poem by my little niece … beauty of little words in a clear mind…!

Clouds cry when I form
And I come down as rain
I’ve no timings; day and night
I come at dusk and dawn. Read the rest of this entry »