Why should I?
Why should I/we accept some finding of some other 'human'?
I respect them, I will help them, I will ask for their help if I need it... and they can also help me without me having to ask them... but i will not live my life to please them ... and I don't care what they think about me coz I know myself a lot better than they do!
Why do people always keep telling you what you should and should not have done rather than focusing on what you should be doing?
Trigger hasn’t had the rare opportunity, neither bothered to distribute the time to engage in any self-pity blogging or rather - any blogging at all. A great part of it is the blunder of none other than the trigger itself. A suffering of a great disability – a haunting weakness of not being able to say “NO”.
Even if it be made of iron or copper, it would still be priceless to me only because you gave me it… and I mean that.
Call a spade a spade
Most people perceive knowledge to be a process for memory transfer from one storage device to another – this, I found out talking to a very knowledgeable colleague. Gosh, that is so wrong. knowledge is not about testing your memory power. Being able to understand and interpret it, is what counts….
We all have an internal critic. Fighting it is hard and what’s harder is when this critic becomes external… so you satisfy yourself by feeling that what is perceived may be incorrect…. Only, when you’re not… not very sure…
The amount of criticism given by an average cracky individual is inversely proportional to his or her own level of self-esteem.
L – Love
I – Information
O – oxygen
N - Nutrition
Up next… What does your heart need?
The bad thing about having knowledge in a wide variety of areas is that you end up not having a very deep knowledge of any of the areas. As they say “Jack of all trades…”.
In a world where we are moving from specialization to generalization… which of the two is most important or rather successful? Deep knowledge about certain areas only or wide but not deep knowledge on many areas? As you ponder upon the question, let me leave you to believe that surveys show that successful individuals on a general basis lack in-depth knowledge about a particular subject area of concern and typically are known to be “Know alls”