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Managing Your Future – Part 2

This a personal experience through which I would like to tell you how you should face trying situations and manage your resources for the future.

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If I ask you to reduce the length of a straight line without touching it, you may ridicule me. But determined people will certainly do so by drawing a bigger line over it. Thus, you should always consider your problems trivia so that you need not get upset but trample over them. What is needed is a strong mind to surmount anything that impedes our progress or future and a positive attitude. When I talk about this, I remember a power point show that narrates the list of prominent personalities whom you can adopt as your role model as they had faced plenty of challenges but had overcome all those shortcomings and achieved success, name and fame. They are:

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Abraham Lincoln 

Poor farmer’s son

Former President of America

Albert Einstein

Patent Clerk

World famous Scientist

Goldameir  

Average School Teacher 

Former Prime Minister of Israel

Franklin D Roosevelt

Sick and both legs paralysed 

Former President of America

Homer  

Blind  

Greatest Greek writer

Helen Keller 

Blind, Deaf and Dumb 

Renowned Writer

Demosthenes

Nervous stammerer

Well known Greek Orator

Beethoven 

Deaf 

Renowned music composer

Thomas Alwa Edison

Matriculate and partially deaf

Great Inventor

MS Oberoi

Clerk

Owner of Chain of Hotels all over the world

KK Patel 

Son of an ordinary farmer 

King of washing powder Nirma earning millions

Topiwala

Matriculate with just Rs 100 on hand

Now sells INR 5 crores worth of shingar bindi per year

Malathi Holla

Struck by Polio & underwent 25 surgeries

Got 150 gold medals in discuss throw and other sports activities

Sharad Kumar Dheekshith

Had 2 heart attacks, crippled in lower portion of the body & vocal cords removed  

Performed 45000 surgeries free of cost

CN Janaki

Both legs attacked by polio

Famous swimmer, mentioned in the book “Special People” from Oxford University

Besides there are persons like Prof Stephen Hawkins. By reading the lives of at least a few of these, one can understand how one’s sufferings are nothing compared to what they had endured and come over.

Let me conclude with the famous saying of Lord Budhdha: “Desire is the root cause of all sufferings.” Try to have less desire, be contented and have clean habits. Then the life will appear to be enjoyable.

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