Teachers’ Day finally & the countdown has ended. After wishing everyone whose contribution I remembered through these posts (and also a few more, while definitely missing many) on this day, (well, after a tiring long Monday) I now sit down to write what my favourite teacher for life taught – Maa.
Embrace All Experiences – They All Teach You Something
Just a day left for the Teachers’ Day. And the second last post in the series thanking my mentors, friends, family & special people who have taught me so much, and aided much to my growth.
Create Your Income Based On Your Lifestyle – Not The Other Way Round.
Just a few days to go for the Teachers’ Day. And now as I look back – it’s been great recollecting the lessons given by some of the best people I’ve met in life & those who became teachers for me.
Problems In Life & Dealing With Them – Either Solve Them Or Find Humour In Them
Continuing the Teachers’ Day series, acknowledging the great mentors, friends & value system builders I’ve come across in my lifetime of whatever little years.
Try & get the answers yourself first, before asking anyone else for help.
Continuing the blog series on Teachers’ Day, acknowledging not only the teachers who taught us in school or college, but also the people – our mentors, contacts or friends who taught us so much despite not being our formal teachers. As they say, everyone is a teacher if you’re ready to be the pupil. Here’s the 9th one in the series.
You don’t realise how someone is feeling in a situation until you go through the same thing.
Mondays can be quite hectic. And you realize that only after a tired Monday night. (Obviously! :P ) So continuing the series for Teachers’ Day & acknowledging the efforts of others who became our teachers in the course of life while selflessly shaping our future for the better.
Failure is Essential.
Reached the single digits on the countdown! Yayy!
A really passionate team would put up a great show immaterial of the resources or the support available. They make it happen!
4th post in the series to acknowledge the teachers in our lives, the ones who educated us in schools & colleges and also the ones who did in life beyond these places.
You cannot be too naive, in business & in life both.
Continuing with the Teachers’ Day posts, here’s the third one in the series.
Responsibility is a duty if you do it properly, otherwise it’s just another noun.
Carrying on the gratitude for the amazing people who’ve invested in me, despite of not being my formal teachers, here goes the second lesson in the Teachers’ Day fortnight countdown series.
Always try to include solutions from your side whenever presenting someone with a problem/issue. This way you are equally invested in the problem-solving process.
A Take On The World Around 