"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Motivation is very important for the overall development of the personality and mind of the people. It also puts a person in action and in a competitive state. Furthermore, it improves efficiency and desire to achieve the goal. It leads to stability and improvement in work.
Above all, it satisfies a person’s needs and to achieve his/her goal. It helps the person to fight his negative attitude. The person also tries to come out of his/her comfort zone so that she/ he can achieve the goal.
To conclude, motivation is one of the key elements that help a person to be successful. A motivated person tries to push his limits and always tries to improve his performance day by day. Also, the person always gives her/his best no matter what the task is. Besides, the person always tries to remain progressive and dedicated to her/his goals.
Twisha Ray
"The premier blueprint is just you telling yourself the story it's the infection you can't halt yourself".
Twisha Ray is an Indian poet ,author and computer science engineer. She wrote twelve poetry books and sixty six anthologies . She was in Siliguri though born in Kolkata, and her style is declared to be dedicated to society and through her domain computer science engineering she writes poetry in the form of codes.
Her mother, was a teacher but for her sake left job and her dreams so became a woman who had a profound influence on her and her role model too .Her father is the director of academic institutions. And last not the least her grandfather had a great influence on her always inspired and encouraged her.
What is most remarkable about her life is that she took her personal experience and observe little things , funneled it into crafting poetries.
To all our readers, she says
"Your passion will carry you through the ups and downs of the process
What is most remarkable about Twisha is that she took her personal experience and observes little problems that she have faced and funneled it into crafting poetries and micro tales. She didn’t just write what she knew. She expands her experiences and tries to heal others.
