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  This is the story about the boy from Henryville, Indiana. In 1895 when he was six years old his father passed away. His mother had to start working in a tomato Cannery leaving him to cook and care for his siblings. Life hit him hard at a very young age and because of the difficult situation he faced he had to work in farm at the age of 10. When he was in sixth grade, he dropped out of high school and left his home. He started working as a painter of horse carriages. When he was 16 he faked his age to enlist in the US Army. After being honorably discharged a year later he started working as a railway laborer and studied law at the nearby University until he ruined his legal career by getting into a fight. He was forced to move back to stay with his mom and get a job which selling life insurance.     After some time he got fired for not following orders. Some years later he established a  boat company and it was an instant success.   Later on he tried cashing in on his boat busines

  This story is about a boy whose mother is a slave. He’s separated from her when he's only a few weeks old. After that his grandmother takes care of him when he is six his grandmother takes him to the plantation to work and leaves him there intentionally. He never recovers from this betrayal of abandonment. Later on, he sent to work for a ship Carpenter by his master. Despite a ban on teaching slaves, the Carpenter’s wife starts teaching him the English alphabet but soon her husband finds out and force her to stop teaching him.   Determined to read and write he continues to learn from neighborhood White boys by giving away his food in exchange for lessons. As his knowledge and vocabulary grown, he begins to read newspaper and Political books. The more he reads, the more aware he becomes of the social injustice against him. One day he buys a copy of the Columbian orator a popular school book which helps him to understand the power of spoken and written words. He learns that edu

“The twelve years that I have spent in this wheel chair have taught me some powerful life lessons. And I thought that maybe I should share some of those lessons with you all. I have learnt that accidents can happen, accidents will happen but those accidents which were so powerful and so strong that can change your DNA, the accidents which may be somehow deform your body, transform your soul are not just accidents. They are ‘blessing in disguise’ because they transform you into the best version of you. So embrace those accidents I tried to hate the incident, I tried to forget it but I couldn’t because how can you hate something which transformed into a better version of you. So instead of hating it, I embraced it.     In these 12 years I have learnt that life is so unpredictable, life is full of unwanted unexpected series of events. How in blink of an eye everything changed, how in blink of an eye my life changed and how in blink of an eye I changed. I learnt that with all these cha

"When things to be shattered and difficult You can still keep a positive attitude Y ou see them as blessings in disguise From God's perspective it is all learning curve We are all WIP’s that is ‘works in progress' In this situation of ours we will make many mistakes There will be times when things are not going all alright Negative thoughts will come And things will become difficult before they become easy But never give up, be optimistic, be confident"     Here is a speech given by Steve Jobs given at the convocation in Stanford. While he was addressing graduates. Steve Jobs said I never graduated and this is the closest I ever got to graduation . He said his biological mother was an unwed graduate, she wanted to give him away and made him available for adoption before he had  delivered but her condition was that the adopting parents should be graduates and two parents were assigned. However when he popped out he was a boy instead of a girl and they refused to take

“If you want to perform at the peak level Your conscious mind will not be enough You will need the subconscious And the first tool for programming our subconscious Is self affirmation You speak positively to yourself ”   Our conscious mind is what we are aware of. And through the conscious mind we program the subconscious. Hence the conscious mind become like a gateway of our subconscious.   Roger Bannister – Athlete In the modern Olympics right upto the year 1954, nonody had run the mile in less than four minutes. So all Scientists, Doctors, Sportts people used to give reasons that why we can’t run the mile in less than four minutes; they would say our lungs are not big enough, if you try you will have a heartattack and so on. So everybody self talk was I cannot do it, I cannot do it.                                                                                            But a person who is Roger Bannister a student of sports chaged his self talk that “I can

  In order to effectively utilize your time and effort You must have clarity of goal Even it is the brightest day of the year And you put a magnifying glass under the Sun Over a piece of newspaper If you keep shaking the glass the paper is going to untouched But if you focus those rays in one place In less than a minute the paper will have caught fired That is the power of concentration of focus   If we wish to accomplish a goal we need to be focused. Our efforts should be having razor - sharp concentration.   Florence Chadwick – long distance swimmer In 1952, she aimed at conquering the Catalina Channel. She was an astronishing swimmer. She has been the best long distance ocean swimmer in the women history. She conquered the English Channel two times in both directions and many other channels of the world. And then she made an attempt in the Catalina Channel, shark - infested area. In 1952 when she made an attempt, it turned out to be a foggy and misty day.

No matter what we do Who we are Where we stay Each and everyone of us Has the feeling within                                          I have not yet become As I wish to be I have not yet done As I wish to do I have not yet feel the happiness That I need to feel And that is why I need to progress further The urge to become better The urge to grow Is universal and common to all humankind   Very often people get stuck in the fixed mindset. That “ I have already grown and I can grow no further”. But that is a pity because human life is meant for progress.   If you cannot reach the ultimate goal, atleast move ahead from where you are at the beginning of life with what you can.   So that your life become a success. Let us see it with evidentical     Dick Fosbury – an athlete In the year 1900 the high jump record stood at 6 feet 2 inches. However in the 1960s there came a gentleman called Dick Fosbury. He said, “ I can jump much higher. I will use th

A picture is worth a thousand words. An image is always more powerful. As a self transmission tool you can use it. The power of visualization was graphically revealed. Let us take a look of it by an evidence.   Story of Natan Shranskay He was a jew living in communist Russia and he was accused of being an American spy. He was thrown into jail. He describes the condition in jail they were so bad. For 400 days he was in the Siberian jail the worst of them all. His prison cell was 4/3 feet where he used to live. Now in such a place you body will start deteriorating due to lack of exercise. The brain   will also start deteriorating. He had this will to remain alright. Of course for his body he would do anti-gravity exercises. But what to do for the brain? As a child he was   fond of chess. So he said I will play chess in the mind. Now you keep 64 squares in the mind. Naturally, it will ba a big gymnastics. Every day he used to play chess in his in mind. And with whom to play? So he