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There is NO alternative to Education.

_Ajay Kumar Sahu, April 4th, 2024

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Continuous Improvement is the Key to Success (of a person or of a company or of a country).

Ajay Kumar Sahu, March 14th, 2024

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Don't end, at least don't start, your day without a Plan for the day ahead.

_Ajay Kumar Sahu, September 12th 2023

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First thing that should be (must be) expected in research is Failure.

_Ajay Kumar Sahu, April 17th 2023

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Promise!

Don't take alarm as just an alarm. It is a promise that you have made to yourself. And if you can't fulfill the promise that you have made to yourself, how will you fulfill the promises that you make to others! Small bricks can add up to make a castle. Fulfill every single promise you make to yourself even if it is as small as an alarm or else, don't make the promise at all.

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How does it feel to know that every day ends in, and starts with, the dark!

Ajay Kumar Sahu, January 9th, 2023

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Changes. Don't fear, Accept.

Ajay Kumar Sahu, January 7th, 2023

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January 6th, 2023: Birthday of Greats

Today is the birthday of some of the greats the world has seen.

Kapil Dev: The term "world cup" was synonym to his name until the first decade of 21st century. Kapil Dev is the first Indian captain to win a cricket world cup. If cricket in India is worshiped, Kapil Dev has had big role and influence in this. India started loving cricket because of him and legacy continued with Sachin, Dhoni and now Virat.

A. R. Rahman: In India, If world cup was synonym to Kapil Dev then "Oscar" is synonym to the great music composer A.R. Rahman. He was not the first one to win Oscar for India but He gave us "Jai ho." Interestingly Bhanu Athaiya was first Indian to win Oscar in the same year as Kapil Dev won world cup but then cricket was more famous than Oscars and hence it faded; true awareness of Oscars came to India only when A.R. Rahman won it in 2009 and till now that is the last Oscar any Indian has won.

Rowan Atkinson: King of silent comedy. Rowan Atkinson also known as Mr. Bean is famous because of his peculiar ways of doing daily life works, I would say more famous because 'THIS IS NOT EASY.' Try making someone laugh without saying a single word and people will think you are mad. And yes, he also graduated in Electrical Engineering.

Sherlock Holmes: One of the most influential fictional character was Sherlock Holmes. There was a time when anyone who has seen the show, tries to think like him and then people would say 'ज्यादा Sherlock Holmes मत बन'

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Happy Birthday Sir Isaac!

Let's learn something.

Consider the concept of inertia in the context of personal habits and behaviors. Just as an object at rest tends to remain at rest unless acted upon by an external force, a person who is used to a certain routine or way of life may find it difficult to change or make new habits unless motivated by a strong external force. Similarly, a person who is already in motion, pursuing goals and making progress towards their dreams, may be more likely to continue making progress unless they encounter an obstacle or challenge that causes them to change course.

In this way, Newton's first law of motion can be seen as a metaphor for how we tend to resist change and maintain our current trajectory in life unless something external forces us to adapt or make a different choice. Of course, this is not to say that change is always difficult or that we are powerless to make choices that shape our own lives. However, it can be helpful to recognize that making meaningful change can require effort and determination, just as it takes effort to start or stop an object in motion.

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Take your Decision. With Conviction.

Ajay Kumar Sahu, December 21st, 2022

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Am I Slow!

It can be difficult to feel like we're not moving as quickly as others, but it's important to remember that everyone has their own pace and way of doing things. It's also important to remember that being "slow" is not necessarily a bad thing. In some cases, taking the time to carefully consider a problem or situation can lead to better outcomes. It's all about finding a balance that works for you.

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Bigger the Failure. Bigger the Learning!

Ajay Kumar Sahu, December 9th, 2022

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Me.

Strengths!

Introverts are often known for their ability to think deeply and thoroughly about a topic, which can make them excellent problem-solvers.

They are often good listeners and pay attention to detail, which can make them great at analyzing and synthesizing information.

They are also often creative and independent, which can make them effective leaders in certain situations.

Introverts are often able to maintain focus and concentration for extended periods of time, which can make them well-suited to tasks that require intense attention to detail.

Overall, introverts bring a unique set of strengths to the table that can be valuable in many different settings.

Weaknesses!

Some common weaknesses of introverts include difficulty with communication and social interaction, a tendency to be shy or withdrawn, and a preference for solitude over socializing.

Introverts may also have difficulty expressing their feelings and thoughts, and may struggle with assertiveness and standing up for themselves.

They may also have a tendency to be overly critical of themselves and others. These weaknesses can sometimes make it difficult for introverts to build and maintain relationships, and may limit their ability to succeed in certain social or professional settings.

However, it's important to remember that everyone is unique, and not all introverts will have the same weaknesses.

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Looks like IT has reached its peak. Now the question is, how fast will it decline and reach a plateau!

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The Change

I was thinking about it yesterday when I was watching a very famous educator from Bhilai teaching under Unacademy. Then I realized we are going through hell lot of changes. Last year, I wrote about a change that is happening in India regarding employment situation. I personally like the changes, in the form of room's bed direction, clothing pattern, hair cutting (although it looks same yet different and I can figure it out) etc. But some people don't like change, maybe as a person grows older, it is less likely they would like the change.

Change is more about acceptance and not one's like/dislike. Sometimes we deliberately don't 'want to' accept the change and sometimes we don't like the change. This can be observed in politics and opposition deliberately don't 'want to' accept the changes made by the government in power; this happens every time. When adhaar was launched by congress, BJP opposed it; when congress tried to introduce FDI, BJP opposed it; when congress tried to introduce GST, BJP again opposed it. BJP opposed whatever changes congress tried to make. Then BJP came to power, they intensified adhaar card of all the citizens; they intensified FDI; they introduced GST and as expected, congress opposed all these. Some people opposed scrapping of article 370, many even opposed re-election of the government. And this cycle will continue. So, basically change is something not everybody likes.

We see change very often around us, brands changing their logo, launching new versions of their products (be it mobiles, cars, apps, appliances etc) then why do we fear change? Is it because we don't know the process of change!

Right from the birth, Change is the first thing we are introduced to in our life (naturally). First, we change externally and then internally.

Maybe it indicates that if we want change, we first have to make changes externally, means something that is visible and then internally that is invisible change!

Visible changes makes us ready for the invisible changes.

Think about any country or the whole world, a company and the changes that is happening and maybe then you will be able to accept it. Change can be good, change can be bad, change can build, change can destroy, change can be revolutionary, change can be innovative, change can be destructive. Observe the changes around you and you will fear it less.

No matter how much we hate it but only "the change" is inevitable in the world.

                                          -Written on 4th October 2022

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Some things are Not Normal Everywhere.

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