between what you do and the result. However, when you do put your heart and soul into preparing it and make an effort, you can just feel it.. Just like Jack Welch said in a favorite video of mine, he said winning teams could ‘feel’ it..and that is true:)
Take it slow..
One thing at a time. There is this urge to push it and move quickly. But doing things one by one helps to give each item the attention it deserves. Take it slow.. remember needles.. :)
Small things when done regularly..
make a big difference.. like writing a learning a day..
It is very fulfilling internally! And there is no definition as to what that activity is – to each, their own I guess i.e. for some, it could be going for walk for example.. :)
Do small things..
and give it your all.. makes a huge difference
Consume less..
refurbish more..
i.e. if you drink water from a friend’s bottle, make sure you fill it! :)
Don’t always try to keep control..
let go.. if you can..
Enjoy the weather..
spend a minute from your busy tough life..and just enjoy the weather..
look at the sky..enjoy the rain(if there is any..).. just sit back..and enjoy a moment or two..
don’t worry.. it won’t kill you.. :D
seriously..we really tend to think the world depends on us, don’t we? ha ha..
Life is like those marble in teaspoon races..
we raced in as kids. Its about winning the race with the marble in teaspoon still balanced in our mouths; and enjoying the atmosphere at the same time.. :)
27 successful missions..
1 failure..
and guess what people remember?
So said a retired policeman once..
tough..but true..
Orville and Wilbur Wright..
said there were two ways you could learn how to ride a horse –
one is by jumping on the horse and falling and learning..and doing so again..
the other is by standing on the field and analyzing how it is done..
they had reached a point of time when they realized that the existing researched data on aviation at their time was wrong but how could that be? It was written by the most prolific scientists and agreed by many others.. how could they – 2 kids who hadn’t even had much formal education to speak of even doubt the credibility of that kind of research?
they decided to keep jumping, falling and learning.. and thanks to them – we have a Airbus A380 today..
A Learning a Day 