Aspirins for Motivation

“Life is 10% of what happens to you, 90% of how you respond to it” –Charles Swindoll In business, negotiations are made one factor: the decision of the buyer. Whatever the negotiator says or does to persuade his buyer, ultimately the buyer decides the fate of the deal. On the other hand, the buyer can never avoid the negotiator but can always deny the negotiations. Likewise, we can always decide to take our steps ahead even though we can’t change the events like happened. Whether you’re in New York or in Sudan, you can always decide what your next step must be. As the famous psychologist and the founder of logotherapy, Dr Viktor Frankl says, “Everything can be taken away from a man but one thing, the last of human freedoms to choose one’s attitude to a given set of circumstances, to choose one’s way.” Hence, even in the worst situation, one can decide what his way must be. The next thing to remember is that whatever decision you make it must be bold, strong  ...

“Every really new idea looks crazy at first” –Robert Olson Imagine the idea of creating a facebook or the idea of the internet a century ago. It would have been the most absurd idea then. Probably the people would imprision such a man with these ideas in a mental asylum a century back. It is really true that every new idea looks crazy at first. It is simply because these ideas have the potential to change the world. It is simply because these breathtaking notions just hover over a human mind unless it doesn’t witness them. It is simply because these marvellous ideas are just outside the box. The first thing a man with a really good and crazy idea faces is the rejection of the society. This phenomenon is so universal that 80% of the superlative self-made rich today were once turned down the people for their crazy but outstanding ideas. But what made them overcome the rejection of the society and realize their dreams? These eminent innovators surmounted the rejection of t...