onlymotivators

Less than a minute Lesson-75 Feather and Life A bird doesn’t worry about a fallen feather, it keeps flying   sometimes worries are like the feather, let it go so that you can fly Lighter you are, Higher you go M.L.Narendra Kumar

Less than a minute Lesson-74 Rubber band and Life A rubber band in its same state is dysfunctional When the rubber band is stretched, it becomes functional The strength of the rubber band is proved when it is stretched, similarly our strength is proved when we are stretch. Beyond the comfort zone is the Finishing Line M.L.Narendra Kumar

Less than a minute Lesson-73 Journey into childhood Take a ride once in while to kindle to child in you Journey into childhood is journey into happiness M.L. Narendra Kumar

Who Taught Whom? How many times have you come across your child crying over a lost toy or a broken toy? How many times have you removed certain play items or craft material which you fill is untidy or which spoils the décor of your home? I am sure some of us would have experienced either one of the above situation. Sometimes we would have witnessed our child crying over a broken toy which will be hardly few rupees or we would have seen our child becoming aggressive when we remove some of their material feeling it is waste. During such situation we persuade the child by telling why are you creating fuss for a 10-rupees toy or why are you fighting for piece of colour sheet, which we can buy it. Our authority as a parent might put an end to such drama. Some us might feel we taught the child not create a scene, but when we carefully examine the situation we failed the learn certain wonderful qualities from the child: ·          Value of what we posse

Less than a minute Lesson-72 Comparing When we all know we are unique in our own way, why should we fall prey to either superiority complex or inferiority complex. Realize the uniqueness in you and accept the uniqueness in others. M.L.Narendra Kumar

Less than a minute Lesson-71 Keep Polishing Being competent does not mean we are functional. Let’s keep polishing ourselves to be fully functional By M.L.Narendra Kumar

Unrealized Learnings Pain : Learning- Strength Loss : Learning- Knowledge Adversity :  Learning- Bounce back Rejection : Learning- Determination Mistakes : Learning- Lessons Suffering : Lesson- Introspection Cheated : Lesson- Trust Betrayal : Lesson- Belief Ignorance : Lesson- awareness In every situation there is a learning Written by : M.L.Narendra Kumar

The sign of being poor Money without ethics Education without discipline Religion without tolerance Intelligence without empathy Family without love Friends without care Business without values Time without punctuality Position without respect Books without learning Forwards without Analysis Above all believing the zodiac signs to become rich Written By: M.L.Narendra Kumar

Management Lessons from Childhood Activities-2 See-Saw During a short break I remember rushing to a see-saw to grab my seat, sometimes I used to play with close friends or sometimes I play with other class children   Initially the objective was to get an upper hand and prove my strength, later I understood that if I need to enjoy the game of see-saw I need to go up and come down. As and when the time passes by we slowly take turns to go up and come down.   Once the bell rings, we gently help up each other to settle down & rush back to the class, what nostalgic days it was. During childhood our mind was filled with fun, craving for chance to run and play. When I was reflecting upon the game of see-saw I was able to infer some life lessons as well as management lessons Here are some Life Lessons from See-Saw We need to start from the bottom. We need to put efforts to go up. We will not be in the bottom for a long-time. We cannot be

Less than a minute Lesson-70 Spot them young Art is an expression, as a parent you need not understand the art but you can keep nurturing it. One day your child’s expression will be understood by others Nurturing is a long-term process, but it yields M.L.Narendra Kumar

Your child is an Environmentalist and you are the Coach ·          Have you seen your child collecting pet bottle caps, empty boxes, stamps etc? ·          Have you seen your child making shapes by cutting papers, paint on sheets /boxes etc. ·          Have you come across parents complaining that my child scribbles on the wall? ·          Have you told your child to focus on main subjects and engage in craft activities during free time? I am sure you would have answered yes for any one of the questions raised above. During every era there was a set of knowledge and skills that shaped the world. During world-1 &11 the planet witnessed many inventions in the field of defence, medical, chemicals etc. Post world wars, world was seeing inventions in the field of electronics, computers, manufacturing and many other fields. Later on, we slowly witnessed computers becoming a household product, mobiles becoming personal gadgets, Apps becomin

Less than a minute Lesson-69 Download Antivirus for computers Positive Thinking for life Positivity for life  M.L.Narendra Kumar

Less than a minute Lesson-68 Looks and Attitude It is difficult to change others looks; but it is easy to change our attitude towards others look. Attitude changes the outlook M.L.Narendra Kumar

One chapter doesn’t make a book This is my experience during my visit to my Son’s School during Parent teacher meet, there were varieties of parents whom I came across: ·          Some are worried and they have high degree of concern about academic performance & career ·          Some are mentally prepared and they know their child's ability ·          Some are there to sign the report cards who know academics is a part of the life & not the life I have seen parents who sit with the teachers who check the answer sheets and identify why the teacher had given a low marks to the particular answer and teacher comes with his/her explanation. I pity those teachers who land up taking classes for parents.   When I witnessed such things around me, I did have some questions in my mind: ·          Are schools mark generating centres or career building centres? ·          Are children sent to school to score marks or they sent to build their character? Duri

Less than a minute Lesson-67 Waste Some generate waste Some convert wastes An idea can change the waste into art, Ideas can keep changing lives.  M.L. Narendra Kumar