How often do we tend to ignore our emotions in favour of being happy, even if we are not?
To be kind is more important than to be right, and we mostly end up wasting time deliberating are we right? Many times what people need is not a brilliant mind that speaks but a special heart that listens.
A meaningful life is not about being rich, popular, being highly educated or perfect. It is about being real and humble, being able to share ourselves and touch the lives of others. It is only then that we could have a full, happy and contented life.
Compliment people, magnify their strengths, not their weaknesses.
I believe that sharing an experience with the other person (even without communicating about it directly) will make that experience stronger and more positive.
In this book, I intend to allow my warm, bright heart flame to illumine me from deep within. While enumerating the journey of my life, I have attempted to illustrate the joy of sharing, caring and remaining positive to make a difference in the lives of those around us.
Smile and the world around you will smile back. Happy reading!
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Mrs. Sartaj Lamba, Deepak Vakil
Sartaj Lamba is a philanthropist first and then a mentor. She has inspired thousands of women to be strong and independent in their lives. She is a visionary strategist, particularly for women-led organisations. She has received various awards for her dedication to work for community-based services.
She is the first lady to start end-to-end CARE solutions for the vulnerable sections of society and differently-abled groups as well. She gives all credit of her happy and fulfilling life to God, her parents, husband, family members and all the people whom she has met in this journey called life which she defines as ‘love invited forever’.
