Nirav Katrodia

About Me

2010-12-25T07:16:00.001+05:30

BlackBerry vs Apple

2010-12-25T02:36:00.001+05:30

Just came across this viral video by BBC. It is one of the best recent videos on the lot and lots of comments and critics talking about technology, blackberrys, apples, xbox's, playstations and a lot more.

Just have a look.

Its been rightly said: "We were a lot more happy when Blackberry and Apple were just fruits."

The Rains!!

2009-08-19T17:03:00.002+05:30

How lovely it is to get drenched in the rains!! What a lovely feeling it is to remember the good old days of your school life? And just spending some lovely time with yourself, analysing yourself, retrospecting the mistakes you have made!! It was lovely!! Simply awesome!!

Sorry Everyone!!

2009-08-16T13:15:00.005+05:30

I am extremely to all my friends from whom I have lost sudden contact, have messed up my life a lot and don't want to mess it all the more Please forgive me!!

Special thanks to Ritu Didi, Rahul Sir and Yogesh Bhaiyya for explaining me the importance of friends in my life.

I had always thought that I have done good for my friends and never given them an explanation for my actions. But at times was completely at fault.

Please forgive me!!

Regards,
Nirav
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Thank you Ritu Didi!!

2009-08-16T12:39:00.004+05:30

Thanks a lot Didi!!

The Junkyard Drummers - An Introduction,

2009-08-08T06:12:00.003+05:30

The Junkyard Drummers was conceptualised students from M.C.Kejriwal Vidyapeeth, Howrah in 2008 when they got an invitation from St. Thomas's School, Howrah for an unconventional music competition. The Band then had members of various age groups varying from students of classes 9-12. The Band gave a stunning newbie performance at the fest but missing the winners podium by just a margin. This came as a booster for the boys, who prepared sensibly for the next fest which was the Indradhanush Fest organised by Sun Rise (Eng Med) School, Howrah. This was where they tasted success and there was no looking back for them.

Rahul and Hardik Katrodia, the lead junk drummers of the band brought in the idea to recreate music out of a basketball which was a grand success, this won them The Great TTIS Challenge held in December 2008. This was followed by a victory in Boscotsav (Don Bosco School, Howrah) and also at various other competitions.

In July 2009, the Junkies planned to just go for the auditions of a popular TV show "Entertainment Ke Liye Aur Kuch Bhi Karega" and got selected for the second round at Mumbai. The Junkies currently comprise of 6 members,

Junkie Aditya - suitcases.
Junkie Anurag - glasses, spoons, plates.
Junkie Hardik - paint boxes, drums, water bottles.
Junkie Lalit - water gallons, empty drums.
Junkie Mayank - various utensils.
Junkie Prateek - basketball, glass bottles, coins.

(alphabetically arranged)

The Junkies are currently preparing for the second level of the talent show. So Please just wish them luck!!

The Junkyard Drummers.

2009-08-08T05:26:00.007+05:30

Yiiippppeeee!!
My Bro, Hardik's Band, The Junkyard Drummers, have been selected for the Second Round of the popular talent show "Entertainment Ke Liye Aur Kuch Bhi Karega", the second edition of the popular Sony TV show.

The Junkyard Drummers as the name might suggest is a band which plays music out of junk. They have specialised in generating music out anything and everything possible, be is utensils or suitcases, gallons or water bottles, they even tried it out with basket balls and volleyballs. An awesome band of just all the members still in 15+ age group, the band already has had their foot prints left at most of the Inter School Fests where there is an Unconventional Musical Competition. The group has won The Telegraph In School Challenge Unconventional Music Awards at the functions this year which came as moral booster. Also having won prices at Boscotsav (Don Bosco School), Indradhanush (Sun Rise School) and at various other fests the band is earning many accolades. The Junkyard Drummers also stole the show away at the 10 year celebration of their Alma Mater, M.C.Kejriwal.

Conceptualised and inspired by Shivamani, the group is currently recreating sounds of various wavelenghts and hoping to crack their luck at the popular Talent show. Looking forward to their success.

Thank you Sisters!!

2009-08-05T01:07:00.005+05:30

The day is dedicated to all my sweet sisters who have helped me through the thick and thins of life...Thanks you Namrata (my sweet chubby sister), Krutika (My dearest sister) and Ritu Didi (No words for her she's been my guardian angel)!!
Thanks so much for being there always for me!!
Love you all lots...
Happy Rakhi!!!

Yet another Mamata Fiasco!!

2009-07-27T04:45:00.001+05:30

While writing the earlier article The Telegraph published its Monday's(27th, July) newspaper ad its already on the web. Mamata Banerjee, famous for her Tata-Nano-Singur-Faisco was in town to inaugurate a computerised reservation system in New Alipore has made an announcement to start some new trains and some ladies special trains on various route. So before discussing the latest fiasco lets discuss the Ladies Special trains launched earlier by Didi.

The Bandel Howrah Ladies Special:
A Ladies speacial train which start form Bandel at morning 8.40 and reaches Howrah at 9.35am. And in the evening leaves Howrah at 7.55pm and reaches Bandel at 8.55pm though the train has additinal security in terms of women constables to make it difficult for the Romoes to get on to the train but the up timings are not at all suitable for the women folk of our sub-urban semi rural areas. And thats what all are complaning about.

Now comes yet another publicity styunt by Didi, paying a tribute to Ma-Mati-Manush (for which she also crippled our city on 21st July, 2009) has now promised to run a train between the erstwhile Tata Nano Plant Site i.e., Singur to Howrah. And you can all guess it's name - Andolan... Ya thats what the train will be called. Ha ha!!

Way to go Mamata Didi!!

What's there in the Name!!!

2009-07-27T04:00:00.001+05:30

I have done my Khana Pina Nachna Gana ab please mera Band Baja do!!

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That's how you'll for your Metro Railway ticket from Park Street to M.G.Road. Hahahahaha!!!
Mamata Banerjee finally gifts something to Kolkata... And all new Metro rail service!!
New because of the names and the few stations which are going to be added hopefully. You know what guys I can't just stop laughing and giggling when I hear the latest names of our Metro Stations. Just imagine some St. Xavier's College student waiting in the Metro ticketing queue asks for a ticket to Ghana Pina Nachna Gana and a Scottish Church College students asks for a Hutom Pyancha ticket... hahahahaha!!
It's just so stupid of some one in the bureaucracy to name Sovabazar to Dugga Dugga and Kalighat to Ma Mati Manush!! Simply so sarcastic.

But ladies and gentlemen, Welcome to Kolkata ~ Calcutta, the City of Joy. If a Calcutta-Digha Express can be named Tamralipta Express.. surely anything can be done by our Didi!

So our Metro is currently operative from Uttam Kumar (i.e., TollyGunge) to Lord Clive (i.e., Dum Dum) and will be extended up to Khudiram!! Wow!!

The Great Indian Freedom Struggle relived in the Metro. Ha ha!! What a ride would it be!! From Lord Clive to Khudiram...

The “Passport” Dilemma

2009-07-05T11:20:00.001+05:30

DAY II
3rd July, 2009 1.28pm

I’m waiting at the Howrah DM’s office for more than half an hour just to get a copy of the verification certificate for tatkal passport. Have submitted almost all the documents and proofs which our judiciary can provide to anyone but still Ms/Mrs. Sanghmitra Ghosh isn’t singing of the same and the comic part is that she is unable to give any reasons for the same. This is utter stupidity, having given them almost everything they require I still don’t understand why Ms/Mrs. DM doesn’t wanna issue me such a thing.

Another great thing about our judiciary is that Mr. ADM who is also competent enough to issue the same to me has misplaced his ICard!! Can you just beat that!! A high grade senior official has misplaced his ICard but still is occupying the Chair without doing anything as he cannot do anything or maybe isn’t eligible enough to do anything without producing his ICard. Awesome Stupidit!!

Just at the same time another Ms/Mrs. who influences our judicial system, our great Mamata Banerjee might just be announcing some ladies special trains at peak hours and our beloved Former FM Mr. P Chibambaram might just be making plans to table the Bill and reserve 30%, absolutely an unbelievable 30% quota for women in all Govt. jobs and colleges. Wow!!

This is just getting utterly stupid.

Wow!! what an experience I have of the Indian Judicial system..

I AFFIRM MYSELF TO BE A VICTIM OF THE INDIAN JUDICIARY!!

The "NEW" Interview™

2009-06-29T03:10:00.000+05:30

As we all know things are changing everywhere around and nothing remains constant then why do people (a.k.a. Candidates) think that the interview is also still the same old story, still the screwing session where the Interviewers screws the interviewee... My boy things are just making a head-way towards a different direction. The "NEW" interview is now not about answering the same old: Tell Me about yourself, and your hobbies, blah, blah, blah... things are changing and so is the interviewer!! So just let me tell you some interesting facts which the interviewers are demanding in most of the interviews this season.

Control the interview:

Man it’s not only you who's watching Raghu and Rajeev Ram scarring contestants away on the prime time show Roadies, the interviewers is also fond of watching such shows. So please be aware of the fact that even he/she might start screwing you like the "Twin Nightmares". It has been commonly found that students prepare themselves for FAQs in an interview, and they have been seen to have panicked when the first question was not the traditional "Tell me about yourself?" Don't let an interview turn into a rote question and answer session about your greatest accomplishments and your biggest weaknesses. Try to take your interview to newer heights by telling something which you might generally be afraid of telling in an interview. Do present your weaknesses and failures, and in a way such that it comes up as your Strength.
Like at the Maha-CET interview which I had appeared in Mumbai, my co-interviewee was a college drop-out but had cleared the written round with a whooping percentile. When raised the question, the guy immediately got over the panelist by saying that he preferred a work-experience rather than a degree in our so-called FLAWLESS EDUCATION system. The guy brought out all the flaws that he had felt while in college, this impressed the panelists to such an extent that he was awarded 15 out of 17 in his interview!
So the fact is that just don’t think it would be wrong to take a stand, do it if you are perfectly prepared with all the facts.

History classes a Big No No:

Please don't start blabbering about your past performance and achievements. I mean giving basic information about your past is required but don’t just convert the interview into a tea social or something like that. Just try and focus on your future. Let the panel have a clear idea of what you intend to do. But be cautious, don’t again jus start with high unrealistic plans and don’t dream of being a Ambani or Tata (even if you do dream, don’t let the panel get any idea of this), ‘cause even Ambani wasn’t aware of his journey.

Please don’t keep on exaggerating your past achievements that’s all I can say.

This is all for today, will get you some more on the same topic. Now please let me sleep

Byee….zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz………….

10 Reasons for Starting Business duri...

2009-06-19T00:32:00.001+05:30

10 Reasons for Starting Business during Recession.

Regardless of what people around you (including the media) may say, right now is the best time to get into business. Just go back and look at the economic slowdowns throughout history. Most recessions in the post-World War II era last an average of 10 months, followed by growth cycles that last an average of 50 months.

What this means for the startup is there's no better time than right now to get going and start pursuing your business dreams--in anticipation of the next period of growth.

So with a nod to David Letterman, here are my top 10 reasons you should start your business now--despite the current downturn:

Everything is cheaper.
Let's face it: There is great value right now in this and in world markets. This is the right time for fantastic deals in virtually every category, from land and equipment to commercial office space, personnel and labor. As asset prices have been knocked down, there is no better time to get into the real estate or financial markets, or even heavy equipment and construction. Some people have waited years to find value in these markets--and now that time has come.
You can hire more and better-qualified people.
In an era when even Microsoft is laying off, you can find great resources at affordable rates. Thinking about getting your high-tech startup off the ground? There are plenty of engineers waiting to be hired. Thinking about forming a professional services firm? There are many accountants and attorneys looking for their next opportunity.
People are looking to change suppliers
From a cost perspective, everything is on the table for most companies. Even if your prices are higher, if you can come in with greater value, you have a good chance at winning new business. You also have the advantage of being the new kid on the block when it comes to pitching your products and services. Many companies are desperate to find new partnerships with new companies that have a different, better or more innovative way of delivering those products and services.
Ownership equals tax incentives.
Business ownership offers a variety of tax benefits that aren't available to employees. While taxes should never be the sole reason to go into business for yourself, it should be one reason to add to you "benefits of business ownership" list.
Family and friends don't want to (or can't) invest more money into the stock or real estate markets.
That means they may be willing to finance a portion of your new venture, or the expansion of an enterprise that has proven itself over time. The main benefit is that they know you and have a relationship with you--and if you have a solid business plan that delivers real numbers, your chances of raising the capital you need increase exponentially.
Suppliers are giving better credit.
Because the credit markets have virtually shut down, the B2B credit flows are keeping money circulating out of sheer necessity. That means a bullish outlook for companies looking for good terms on stock and/or inventories. The main advantage is that all parties have more incentive than ever for finding true win-win situations that allow for cash and stock flow. When everyone is looking to survive, great deals can be had.
You can get good PR by showing you are going against the trend.
The media loves aberrations, and if you are optimistic by expanding or getting into business now, you would be in that category. That means you can generate some great PR by demonstrating your "alternative" view of the market.
You can buy everything you need at auction.
In addition to everything being less expensive, you can find great deals at auctions, especially in terms of any large equipment and office furnishings. Auctions are also a great place to find hardly used or "gently" used restaurant and bar supplies at great prices. These days, you may even be able to get deals on fleets of vehicles and trucks for a delivery service or hauling or construction company.
You can find great "low money" or "no money" down deals.
This is simply being aware of good opportunities others have buggered up, and finding deals where you could get an entire business simply by taking over a lease (along with all the equipment). Many business owners want out at any cost, meaning you can negotiate great win-win deals that allow the current owners an escape while giving you an opportunity to turn around what could be, if run right, a very viable business.

And finally . . .
You've lost your job, and you have to do something.
Sometimes, the best business decision is the one you are forced into, and the incentive (as well as need) for income is often enough to push those previously "on the fence" to strike out on their own. There's nothing wrong with being in this position; it simply means there is greater urgency to do something that will start to generate income as quickly as possible.

There's no better time to start than the present, especially if people around you are more comfortable with their own list of reasons why they shouldn't start pursuing their own business dreams right now. It only means you'll be facing a lot less competition.

This essay was selcted from the entrepreneur.com

The Pencil Maker.

2009-05-26T22:38:00.000+05:30

This is a story of a Pencil Maker, an old man who used to make assorted pencils. The octogenarian used to cut the best wood from the nearby forests, shape them, quarry the lead from the mines, carve the wood, heat them at proper temperature, dry them at the best place and make the pencils, the finest available in town. The only aim of this man was to make premium pencils and to satisfy his dreams; he toiled day and night. The gentleman kept himself completely engrossed into the process of preparing the best he could do. Make Pencils.

After making the pencils he would check each and every pencil individually. And took great care that all of them all the pencils resembled the same. Then would himself approach the traders, painters, students and sold off the pencils to the best buyer he could and at the best prices. At times he would even offer the pencils for free to young students who would loving call him "Dada”.

In short, Dada was the Manufacturer as well as the trader of the Pencils.

And that’s the end of it. A simple story of a man who does what he likes the most…

Make Pencils!!!

But what was the essence of this all?

Is it just that we need to do what we like to do or something at which we are the best? Or there is actually something else too that we should draw from this?

Yeah! There is more to it.

The octogenarian toiled hard to prepare the finest pencils and at the end of it all, when a complete batch was ready to be sold, the man used to assemble all the pencils in front of him and then tell them certain things.

Dada said, “My Dear Pencils, now you are ready to face this world. Go into hands of Humans who would use you like a slave make you do things that you might have never expected.”

A pencil then interrupts, “How is it that we can be used as slaves. We are pencils and we must only be used as tool for gaining wisdom.”

“Ummmm!!” exclaimed all the pencils unanimously.

Dada continued, “Dear all, this might seem funny to you but actually this is true. Kids might use you as some sword or something to fight with their friends, some adults might use you are a device to itch theirs backs, some might even use you to prink their noses and ears. But never forget one thing you are a pencil and you will be used for gaining knowledge, you will be used as a tool of wisdom. Never undermine yourself and always remember the glorious rules which I am about to tell you.”

A long silence followed.

"My Dear Pencils”, continued the octogenarian, “there are a few golden rules that you always have to follow. And if you follow them you will be declared the finest, the superior of all pens and pencils. So listen carefully.”

“You will be able to do many great things, but only if you allow yourself to be held in someone’s hand. Never hesitate because you are meant to be used by someone else. Always remember you will never be able to do anything until and unless someone holds you up and scribble on a surface. This is Rule One.”

“Rule Two is a bit painful but equally important. Listen my dear Pencils you will experience painful sharpening from time to time, but you'll need it to become a better pencil. Without that you might lose you sharpness which might turn you into some ordinary pencils which you are not.”

“Dear Pencils, the third rule is simple never falter while writing, never feel worried with whatever you do as you leave do not leave an indelible mark You can always look back and correct your mistakes.”

“The most important part of you is what is within you. It’ll always be with you no matter what happens to the wood that covers you. So do not worry about the wood, just believe in what’s inside you and carry on. That’s rule four.”

“Dear friends this is the last rule that you must always remember, you are built to leave a mark on every surface. So no matter what the situation is you must continue to write and leave a mark.”

And with this Dada put an end to his paring speech.

All the pencils followed it religiously and went into the box with purpose in its heart.

Be it an architect or an engineer Young kids or amateur painters, pencils are and will always be the most important part of our stationery box.

But still what does this story mean to us mortals?

Just try replacing the pencil in the story with you.

The same rules which were meant for the pencils are applicable to all of us. Always remember them and never forget, and you will become the best person you can be.

Rule One: Each one of us is made to do many great things, but only if we allow ourselves to be held in Lord Krsna's hand. And allow other human beings to access us for the many gifts we possess. One should always remember, you cannot exploit your talents merely by self-realization but you need people to exploit you and harness your talents. A horse without a jockey can never win a Derby.

Rule Two: We will also experience a painful sharpening from time to time in the form of resentment, hostility, enmity, etc., but we'll need them to become a stronger person. Experiences make a person stronger and valuable experiences strengthens the character.

Rule Three: We can always correct the mistakes which we might make, so the fear of mistakes should not make us indecisive of our actions.

Rule Four: The most important part of mortals will always be what's on the inside. Always remember it’s the Attitude that decides our Altitude. Our character is the one which is more valuable than any material possessions. Never do what goes against your character and your ego and your self-esteem.

And Rule Five: On every surface we walk through, we must leave our mark. No matter what the situation, we must continue to do our duties. Shakespeare had rightly said, "All the world's a stage, And all men and women merely players..."

This story should encourage all of us to know that we are special and we can fulfill the purpose to which we are born to accomplish.

Never allow yourself to get discouraged and think that your life is insignificant and cannot make a change. For the Lord Krsna each one of us is as special as the pencil to Dada. And if we too follow the rules laid down by Dada religiously we can work wonders.

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This story was told to us by Rev Fr. Pathickal at the Human Resource Development Programme (HRDP). All the my batch mates (ISC 2005) must have had fond memories of HRDP but this story of The Pencil Maker deeply inspired me.

With Regards,
Nirav Katrodia

Top 20 Qualities of Smart People

2009-05-20T12:53:00.004+05:30

In today’s competitive world, it pays to be smart. No matter how smart you are, I am sure there is something you could “get smarter” about. Below are some qualities of smart people. As you read the list, ask yourself: Am I as smart as I could be in this area? How could I get smarter?

1. Make Decisions Intuitively

Smart people listen to and follow their intuition. They know how intuitions and insights come to them and are tuned-in internally to make wise decisions.

2. Are Self-Aware

Smart people are aware of who they are--- strengths, weaknesses, personality, values, etc. As Confucious once said, “He who knows others is wise, he who knows himself is enlightened,” they know that the most important (and interesting) thing to know about is “self.”

3. Use Active Reflection

Smart people reflect on and learn from past experiences, finding out what works and what doesn’t, and then adjusts their course of action as needed. They think about things before jumping in, and also take the time after-the-fact to actively reflect to fully understand what happened or didn’t happen.

4. Think Out-of-Box

Smart people can easily entertain new ideas, thoughts, and ways of doing things. They crave progressive and forward thinking information, concepts, and people. They often come up with new and radical ideas on a regular basis.

5. Have An Open-Mind

Smart people are open to different perspectives and see potential where most people don’t. They would agree with what the quote, “A mind is like a parachute, it only functions when it is open.” They are comfortable with paradoxes and can relate to many sides of an issue or opinion.

6. Are Responsive

Smart people recognize and respond quickly to opportunities and people. They act and react fast, and take care of what needs to be taken care-of, well ahead of schedule.

7. Are Resourceful

Smart people don’t have to know it all, but they do know where to go to get whatever information, resources, training, education that they need. They are well-networked and have people to call on for resource referrals.

8. Question Authority

Smart people think for themselves. They do not blindly believe things so-called “experts” say, in fact, they ask deep questions to discover their own truth.

9. Upgrade Their Brain

Smart people stay smart because they are committed to being a lifelong learner. They continuously learn new things, and stay current with their skills, attitudes, and beliefs.

10. Have a Sense of Humor

Smart people do not take themselves or life too seriously. They recognize the importance of finding the fun in the irony and the comedy of everyday life.

11. Take Risks

Smart people are willing to try out new things, knowing that if it doesn’t work out as intended, failure is often cleverly disguised as a learning opportunity. They “swing out there” often, and it usually pays off.

12. Trust Themselves

Smart people believe and trust themselves first and foremost. They don’t have to check with others to make decisions, they instinctively know what is right for them and they go for it!

13. Write and List Things on Paper

Smart people have a well-developed life strategy that includes a written life vision/mission, purpose, and goals statement. They also write lists---one for “have to’s” and one for “want to’s.”

14. Are Productive

Smart people get things done, through whatever organizational/time management system that works for them. They make the most of each day and take action on important life tasks each and everyday.

15. Use Discernment

Smart people are able to discern (see clearly) other’s reasons and motives, so they selectively choose who and what to align themselves with. They surround themselves with only the highest quality people, programs, and places.

16. Read, Read, Read

Smart people tap into the collective brain power of others by reading books, magazines, articles---anything that is helpful for their own development. They are also able to filter out the information that fits for them and let the rest go.

17. Value Learning

Smart people value the process of learning for learning’s sake. They do not just learn for a specific end---to get a certificate, degree, title, etc. They learn because it is intrinsically rewarding for them.

18. Teach Others

Smart people are the teachers of the world, who share their knowledge with other people. They put themselves out there so the rest of us can benefit, and in exchange, their own learning grows and develops because they are actively talking about, researching, and understanding their subject.

19. Reinvent Themselves

Smart people do not like to stay the same, they love to grow and develop. They often play with their image, brand, company name, and expand or change it entirely. To stay ahead of the game, they often reinvent themselves time and time again.

20. Are Students of Life

Smart people not only know about specific subjects and topics, but also about what it means to be a human being at this time in our evolution. They are insatiably curious and want to know more about becoming bigger and brighter, as a result they naturally evolve.

As Lao Tzu said, “To gain knowledge, add things everyday. To gain wisdom, remove things everyday.” This is so true, our brain is like a computer and in order for it to function at a higher level, we must always be adding, while simultaneously taking away information that no longer serves us. Think about it, what do you want to remove from your database? And, what new software program will you replace it with?

About The Author

Michelle L. Casto, M.Ed., is a Whole Life Coach, Speaker, and Author of the Get Smart! LearningBook Series, which includes books and workbooks on romantic relationships, career development, life purpose/life strategy, and stress management. Her coaching practice is Brightlight Coaching. She empowers people to live with passion, purpose, & possibility and inspires people to freely shine their brightlight to the world. To learn more or to subscribe to the Get Smart! Live Smart newsletter, Visit virtually: http://www.getsmartseries.com or http://www.brightlightcoach.com.

"Seven Blunders of the World"

2009-04-29T12:29:00.004+05:30

1. Wealth without work
2. Pleasure without conscience
3. Knowledge without character
4. Commerce without morality
5. Science without humanity
6. Worship without sacrifice
7. Politics without principle

—Mahatma Gandhi

Faith

2009-04-28T16:39:00.004+05:30

If you think you are beaten , you are,
If you think you dare not, you don't,
If you like to win, but you think you can't,
It is almost certain you won't.

If you think you'll lose, you're lost,
For out of the World we find,
Success begins with a person's will -
It's all in the state of mind.

If you think you are outclassed, you are,
You've got to think high to rise.
You've got to be sure of yourself before
You can ever win a prize.

Life's battles don't always go
To the stronger or faster man
But soon or late the one who wins
Is the one WHO THINKS HE CAN!

The complete thing has been lifted from the book THINK AND GROW RICH by Napoleon Hill, but the words are completely true IT IS ONLY THE ONE WHO THINKS HE CAN.
Not all can be winners and not all are losers, its just because of our thoughts who give our dreams and nightmares the physical existence.

Its as simple as the working of a drug, high intake results in addiction and eventually death and regulated intakes cures a disease. The chemical does not know what it has to do it is our body that reacts and give effects. Similar is our SUB-CONSCIOUS MIND, it has no idea of what is CONSTRUCTIVE or whats DESTRUCTIVE, it will keep treating things as we think.
Its our faith and believes which translates them into its physical equivalence.

Think Rich to Grow Rich.
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