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Are you opportunistic?
“Are you asking me?”
Yes, I am asking you.
We would usually first want to know which type of opportunity has
approached us, though we would always grab it, anyway.
Opportunities are always present around all of us, but how many of us
can perceive them?
It is rightly said, that if you do not pay enough attention, those
opportunities will disappear before we even realize it.
However, it is al
Are you opportunistic?
“Are you asking me?”
Yes, I am asking you.
We would usually first want to know which type of opportunity has
approached us, though we would always grab it, anyway.
Opportunities are always present around all of us, but how many of us
can perceive them?
It is rightly said, that if you do not pay enough attention, those
opportunities will disappear before we even realize it.
However, it is also well known, that difficult times bring out in us some
of our most unexpected qualities at their best. It is rather the circumstance,
and the underlying opportunity in it, that compels us to look beyond it.
“In the middle of a difficulty lies opportunity.” - Albert Einstein.
TOKI...
The time of opportunity
BOKI...
On the other side
is just about the same.
The need of the hour is to ‘think positive and be happy!
Easy to say, but quite little difficult to adapt.
Yet, it is not impossible.
Every situation brings with it as many opportunities as challenges. It
depends on us, on what we look and where we look at, and whether we are
paying just enough attention.
Keep those eyes and ears open, and grab those opportunities.
Happy reading....Toki...Boki...
It is said that friends from childhood are the best friends in life. It is difficult to get or make other good friends later on in life, in college, or during your job or business.
It is true but up to a certain extent, because there are always exceptions.
It is also said that having a true friend is a gift from God, a great gift, especially considering today’s world.
Most of us have many friends but unfortunately, today friendship is corr
It is said that friends from childhood are the best friends in life. It is difficult to get or make other good friends later on in life, in college, or during your job or business.
It is true but up to a certain extent, because there are always exceptions.
It is also said that having a true friend is a gift from God, a great gift, especially considering today’s world.
Most of us have many friends but unfortunately, today friendship is correlated with status.
Our generation is lucky to have friends without such parameters.
In friendship, it is not important who came first or who came later. What matters is who stayed until the end.
One can’t pay such friends back in any way but by creating sweet memories with them.
Life is truly a mystery, it is something that is difficult or impossible to understand or explain. Similarly, a few people enter and impact your life is unexplainable ways.
The Torn Jeans is about the celebration of friendship, of Digvijay with the author, and their best times together.
The world before and after the Covid-19 pandemic or Coronavirus would never be the same. Billions of people have lived in the confinement of their houses due to it, a scenario that was not imagined even in our worst nightmares.
This book, The Unroaming World, looks into what happened as soon as the world realized that an invisible virus first infected humans in Wuhan, in China’s Hubei province. It started turning things upside down, even before anyo
The world before and after the Covid-19 pandemic or Coronavirus would never be the same. Billions of people have lived in the confinement of their houses due to it, a scenario that was not imagined even in our worst nightmares.
This book, The Unroaming World, looks into what happened as soon as the world realized that an invisible virus first infected humans in Wuhan, in China’s Hubei province. It started turning things upside down, even before anyone could gauge its probable impact, and consequences.
In the book, the focus is mainly on India.
How a nation of 130+ crore people dealt (and is dealing) with it?
How this frightening situation could actually turn into a great opportunity for the nation?
What lies ahead for India as a nation, market, and society?
Read The Unroaming World and explore more.
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