You cannot change your future, but, you can change your habits, and surely your habits will change your future. The next quotes indicate towards this very process.ģ. It must be enjoyed, worshipped and managed with tremendous care. The process is mandatory, a must-have, the foundation before we can taste success. They want to live that life as would be defined by that particular success.īut put them through the process and they might lose interest in it. So many people get carried away by the glamour and the “look” of success. The sweat and blood, the discipline, the perseverance against all the odds, the investment of one’s time in gathering knowledge on a subject and the sacrifice of one’s pleasurable activities in favour of one’s goals. It’s so very important to respect the process that goes behind success. Hard work is a must to be successful.īut take a deeper look and you will find more meaning to it than just hard work. If you want to shine like a sun, first burn like a sun. Speaking of actions, let's look at the next powerful quote.Ģ. If our thoughts, goals, and ambitions are not aligned with our actions with equal power, then there would not be the desired results. Second, no dreams can come true without actions. Two things we can understand from this wonderful quote.įirst, if our dreams and goals in life do not wake us up from the bed, then they are probably not our real dreams and goals in the very first place. And if still they somehow are, then we have not put habits, processes and tools in place to ignite us all the time towards those dreams. He had a deep understanding of the dynamics of goals, dreams and ambitions which can be of somewhat complicated nature (look around - how many people say they want to achieve something but that desire is not matched by their actions). Kalam was known to be one of the greatest visionaries and achievers of the world.
Dream is something that doesn’t let you sleep."ĭr. On his 5th death anniversary, I felt an urge to revisit this great man’s life and thought it would be apt to share some of the hidden treasures he tried to give us through his highly inspiring quotes. He was revered by the scientific community and respected by all in a political system where people were usually at constant loggerheads with each other. Kalam (after Gandhi probably).Īt his 70s and 80s, he was a youth icon! He was adored by adults and children alike.
Millions went through a similar feeling.įrom selling newspapers as a child to support his family, to becoming India’s leading space scientist to finally becoming the country’s 11th President and a world leader and then settling as a teacher for schools and universities, never before the country witnessed power, influence, exemplary modesty and kindness in the same friendly frame as was in the case of Dr. The sadness was so overwhelming that deep down it felt like losing someone very close. APJ Abdul Kalam passed away, it felt as if India was orphaned. Five years ago, during this time, when Dr.
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