Self-Care With Shaki

Let's be realistic, failure is inevitable. Every single person in this world would have faced failure at one point. Failure also sucks . Every one of us wants to succeed in life. We work hard to achieve. And when we fail to attain the goal it is natural to get depressed over the loss. However, the power lies within the pain. Anyone who is extremely obsessed with their goal, will not fear failure. As said, failure is inevitable. So there is no use in fearing over failure. Moreover, failure is an indication that you are on the right path. The real commitment for the goal depends on how fast you bounce back from failure and get going with all that you have to achieve that desire that you have set your eye on. 1. Learning Failure is an immense bundle of learning. If you have never failed it means that you have never learned anything. If you fail at something search for the lessons it taught you. What did you learn? What are the mistakes you made? How can ...

Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam  We all need no introduction to our lovable late Kalam sir. I decided to write about Abdul Kalam first because rags to riches does not mean being from 0 rupees to a million rupee. The term states that how someone from a very humble background can grow into a lovable person respected by everyone irrespective of all the differences we hold. His admirable charisma and a pure heart made him the 'People's president' of India. Our dear Kalam sir was not someone who was born with a silver spoon. He was the youngest child in his family. In his school years, Kalam had average grades but was described as a bright and hardworking student who had a strong desire to learn. He spent hours on his studies, especially mathematics. He also sold newspapers to help his family meet ends. Kalam is a great example for how someone from not a well to do family, rise and shine and become nation's president. His hard work, wisdom and the love for kno...