Priyesh Maharana

Let's talk - Failure Here are 4 examples that come to my mind of people who resurrected themselves out of failure - Remember the guy who was slapped by people on a railway station for picking Sunil Dutt's wallet in Munnabhai MBBS? That was Nawazuddin Siddiqui. Nawaz graduated from NSD and was forced to work as a cook and a security guard because he had no work and no money. How many of you are willing to do that as a part of your struggle to succeed? Did he feel depressed about it then? So what did he do? And where is he today? Nawaaz kept trying. Trying hard. Finally a casting director suggested his name to Sujoy Ghosh, who was directing Kahaani. Sujoy himself was battling 2 flops while making Kahaani. He offered Nawaz an important role of an IB official. Nawaaz got a small opportunity to make it big in Bollywood. After years of failure, he precisely knew what that small opening could do for his career. And boy did he deliver? For his role in Kahaani, Nawaaz walked away...

I woke up this morning with a big smile on my face. I know everything will work out. In fact, everything already has worked out. I look out the window, and it’s a beautiful sunny day. I see trees everywhere. There is no wind, just stillness and quiet. I’ve survived. I’ve made it through the darkest period of my life. Like a train going through a tunnel, I’ve come out the other side. My lights are shining bright. It feels great to be alive. How did I make it through the abyss? How does anyone make it through the abyss? You have to dig deep. You have to forgive. You have to make the decision to let the past go and be happy. This is where your philosophy of life comes in. Here are twenty one nuggets that have helped me navigate life. I hope they serve you well too: A. Don’t worry about money; worry about the opportunity and money will follow. This is my favorite piece of advice my Dad ever gave me. It’s such a great way to look at your career c...

The various types of meditation now prevalent all over the world may be divided into two broad groups: secular and religious. To the former group belong all forms of concentration practised for the sake of health. It has been scientifically proven that certain types of meditation relax the body, reduce blood pressure and mental tension, and cure psychosomatic disorders. They have thus become a boon to a large number of people living under conditions of stress, especially in the West. There is nothing wrong in practising meditation for its therapeutic effects, but one should not think this is all that meditation means or can do. Here we are concerned only with the other group of meditations, called upasana in Vedantic literature, which aim at spiritual illumination. This again is of two types: anthropomorphic (sakara) and non-anthropomorphic (nirakara). In the first type, followed in the path of devotion (bhakti), meditation is done on a form of the deity known as the aspirant’s C...

The power of concentration can be developed through constant practice. The most important requisite for increasing concentration is purity of mind. It may be expressed in the form of a mathematical formula: concentration of mind (C) is directly proportional to Purity of mind (P). Purity of mind comes from following Yama and Niyama, a set of two basic disciplines mentioned in the Yoga Sutras. * Yama means control. It consists of five disciplines: (a) Satya (truthfulness): One should be honest in all dealings and actions. (b) Ahimsa (non-violence): Non-injury of any living creature. (c) Asteya (non-stealing): One should not steal or grab what rightfully belongs to others. (d) Aparigraha (non-acceptance of gifts): Non-possession or non-covetousness means not to expect anything from any body. (e) Brahmacharya (continence): Extolling the practice of chastity, Swami Vivekananda said, “Complete continence gives great intellectual and spiritual power”. Brahamacharya also means ...

1.Do trust yourself : When people believe in themselves , they can grow their brain power they become more curious and more open minded and less likely to give up. 2. Be an endeavour : Try hard to achieve your goal ,your passion, things you love. Don't be procrastinator, constantly try new things seek out new view points places, music even food. 3. Learn to say no : It's your life your rules ,don't negotiate at everything​. Say no what not necessary, prioritise things. You are born not to impress everyone​ if you are you have born on the wrong planet. 4. Distract yourself​ : No place to negative thoughts, work constantly do not give room ego or evil. They will destroy you. Do something that occupy your mind. 5. Don't follow mob : Don't be a sheep ,just because someone else is doing doesn't mean it works for you inspiration isn't imitation.Everybody is genius but, if you judge fish by it's ability to climb a tree it will live it's whole life belie...

Let me share my TOP 7 rules of life Rule 1: I’m the CEO of my Life To become more proactive during weeks ahead,begin to see yourself as a chief executive officer of your destiny,the CEO of your life. Rule 2: I’ll Get-up Early Join in “Five o’Clock Club”,This is the best early morning habit that will help you to succeed in your life.If you want you can look at my answer how it will work Kalyan Chowdary's answer to What is the best early morning habit for success? Rule 3: I’ll Improve my talents Too many people spend more time focusing on their weaknesses rather than developing their strengths,by concentrating on what they don’t have, they neglect the talents they do have. Rule 4: I Don’t worry about things that I can’t change One recent study shows that 54%—worries related to things that would likely never happen 26%—About past actions that could not be changed 8%—Opinions of the people whose opinions rea...

"Current performance, which is something we can observe, is an unreliable index of learning" Dr. R. Bjork Inaccurate Intuitions Professor Robert Bjork (UCLA) is  a leading authority on the subject of learning. Dr. Bjork feels that learners should get rid of the inaccurate intuitions  surrounding common learning practices (for example: fast learning leads to long-term retention of information). Alternatively, learners should start relying on proven learning strategies.  Desirable Difficulties When we feel uncomfortable during the learning process (undesirable difficulties)...it in fact is a necessary condition for effective learning (a desirable difficulty). For effective learning to occur, the most important goal is to create conditions that foster storage and enhance later retrieval (not just at a delay, but also in multiple contexts). Therefore, to effectively learn, we need to create durable and flexible access to to-be-learned information and procedures....