Anything And Everything Hidden In your Hands

 Impossible! It's such a big thing. I will not be able to crack it….


Seriously...

Are you a person who says or even thinks like that ? 

Has anyone told you that this is not possible for you?

Or you don’t have the capability to do so .

Or sometimes you feel you are not good enough to do that.

Some sort of questions vary like this. If you had come across this dialogue, then I am sure that it is one of the saddest moments you have experienced in your life.  


Sometimes you have even made  strong decisions in your mind that “ I will show them that I can do that “. Have you ever made your mind like that? Did you show them that it is possible for you? If not, I guess the problem with you is that you don’t know what to do, but you have made your mind up.


  Let me check if  I can help you with this. 


 We are aware that  the word IMPOSSIBLE itself says I'M POSSIBLE. Yes you are possible . You are the best and you are the only one who is perfect for doing that. Make up your mind like that only.  Do you know the formula for making everything that you think possible? It is 45% of mindset, 15% of patience and 15% of determination and 25% of hard work. With this formula your dish will be perfect.


Ok let me ask you something. What is your ambition apart from whatever you have studied till now. Do you have some secret ambitions in your mind that you have not told anyone fearing that they will tease you with that. For instance, you want to become an  IAS officer or CEO of Google or even the president or prime minister of your country. Do you bury these beautiful ambitions in your mind thinking that it will not be possible. Then you are wrong. Nothing is impossible. 


You should know the story of a boy named Ashish Goyal. He was a student of NMIMS. He was blind. During his placements in college he was asked to look for a government  job, just because only government jobs have reservation for physically challenged people. He just put these negative comments behind him and stood second in NMIMS and went to pursue MBA from Wharton School. Now he is working with J P Morgan's London. He was felicitated by the president of India with the national award for Empowerment of persons with disabilities. 


If Ashish Goyal can achieve all these with his disability then why can’t we. This is the question that we all need to ask ourselves. The time when you find an answer for this question makes you perfect and your name quoted in golden letters.     


You should note the words of Nelson Mandela, the former president of South Africa. “ It always seems  impossible  until it’s done “. So do what you want and show the world that “ It is Possible “. Enjoy your beautiful life. And don’t forget to keep your beautiful smile on your beautiful face. Have a blessed, beautiful and enjoyable day. All the best and keep moving.

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