It's personal, but i am sure you will be emotional. So, just read on.
Yesterday at Gym, a Sardarji who must be above 60 years was walking faster than me on the treadmill. He looked cheerful and there was no sign of any pain while he was doing cardio. He was enjoying every moment and age was just getting re-defined. I am surely going to take his interview very soon. It will be interesting to know what is driving him to do something which is rare, considering his age.
Today morning i was waiting for green signal at IIM cross-road, near the blind school. I saw a person near the foot-path who was holding a small girl of about 3-4 years in his arm. The eyes looked different and blank. I was feeling sorry for her. But, the next moment i saw something which almost broke my heart. The person was stretching his hand in front trying to check if he is going in right direction. HE WAS BLIND TOO! Before i could help them in finding their way, a young gentleman who was walking by, helped them. We get bogged down by simple problems and keep feeling frustrated. Just think about this person and his courageous attitude. He was taking her blind daughter to the Blind School. He seemed worried, but his face clearly resembled "a face of determination".
Third and last story is already there in today's TOI Mirror. 2 professionals working in telecom company who were earning more than 1 lakh/month have left their job to pursue their dream. They will roam India. They will not carry mobile or money. Complete story is there in Mirror.
No one knows what will happen the next moment, so just make the most out of every minute of the present. I am motivated by these characters. I love Ahmedabad where such motivated people live.
Yesterday at Gym, a Sardarji who must be above 60 years was walking faster than me on the treadmill. He looked cheerful and there was no sign of any pain while he was doing cardio. He was enjoying every moment and age was just getting re-defined. I am surely going to take his interview very soon. It will be interesting to know what is driving him to do something which is rare, considering his age.
Today morning i was waiting for green signal at IIM cross-road, near the blind school. I saw a person near the foot-path who was holding a small girl of about 3-4 years in his arm. The eyes looked different and blank. I was feeling sorry for her. But, the next moment i saw something which almost broke my heart. The person was stretching his hand in front trying to check if he is going in right direction. HE WAS BLIND TOO! Before i could help them in finding their way, a young gentleman who was walking by, helped them. We get bogged down by simple problems and keep feeling frustrated. Just think about this person and his courageous attitude. He was taking her blind daughter to the Blind School. He seemed worried, but his face clearly resembled "a face of determination".Third and last story is already there in today's TOI Mirror. 2 professionals working in telecom company who were earning more than 1 lakh/month have left their job to pursue their dream. They will roam India. They will not carry mobile or money. Complete story is there in Mirror.
No one knows what will happen the next moment, so just make the most out of every minute of the present. I am motivated by these characters. I love Ahmedabad where such motivated people live.
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