Hi,
Merry Christmas!
With love and regards,
Siva
PS: For more info on the "Six Treasures of Ultimate Life," please refer to the earliest post published at the link given below:
Sunday, December 25, 2016
Thursday, November 3, 2016
Sales Secret (54): Believe in Law of Averages
Hi,
The sales experts suggest that you belive in the "Law of Averages." It means that there exists in nature a particular rhythm in the actions we carry out and the results we achive because of them. As a salesman, if you are able to convince 10 out of 100 people you meet to sell your product or service, your average success ratio is 1:10. Accordingly, going by the law of averages, if your target sale is 50, all that you have to do is plan and call on 500 customers. And your target of 50 is achieved.
A sales person who believes in law of averages is not bothered by the rejections he faces. He knows that he is going to get the one who would buy from him. And, he keeps on trying wihtout giving up. With time, he improves his average success ratio from 1:10 to 2:10 to 3:10 and further with time as becomes more professional in his approach to sell.
Take advantage this 'law of avearages.' Your success in sales is guaranteed.
To your sales success,
The sales experts suggest that you belive in the "Law of Averages." It means that there exists in nature a particular rhythm in the actions we carry out and the results we achive because of them. As a salesman, if you are able to convince 10 out of 100 people you meet to sell your product or service, your average success ratio is 1:10. Accordingly, going by the law of averages, if your target sale is 50, all that you have to do is plan and call on 500 customers. And your target of 50 is achieved.
A sales person who believes in law of averages is not bothered by the rejections he faces. He knows that he is going to get the one who would buy from him. And, he keeps on trying wihtout giving up. With time, he improves his average success ratio from 1:10 to 2:10 to 3:10 and further with time as becomes more professional in his approach to sell.
Take advantage this 'law of avearages.' Your success in sales is guaranteed.
With love,
Siva
PS: Sales Secrets published earlier can be found at the link given below:
Siva
PS: Sales Secrets published earlier can be found at the link given below:
namam no. 364) samitinjayah (समितिंजयः) (సమితిఞ్జయః)
aum samitinjaayaaya namah (ओं समितिञ्जयाय नमः) (ఓం సమితిఞ్ఙాయాయ నమః)
The word 'samiti' means a 'war' and 'jayah' means the victory. This namam saminjayah thus means that He achived victory in the dispute.
aum namo bhagavate vasudevaya!
Monday, March 28, 2016
Monday Motivation for Success from Siva (73): What you do with your time tells who you are and what you become.
Hi,
What time of the day do you get up from your bed? Early or late? You may be an early riser. Or you may be the one who gets up from the bed late. But the question then is about what you do with your time after getting up from the bed and how you begin your day? It is the quality of our thoughts and deeds that we invest our time for that determines how successful and happy we are. Are we using our time for the good of ourselves and also that of others? Or are we just whiling away our precious minutes in activities of neither any use nor any significance. It is not the time of the day at which we get up from the bed but how we invest the time for after getting up from the bed is what determines who we are. Let us take a look at these two examples from The Ramayana.
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What time of the day do you get up from your bed? Early or late? You may be an early riser. Or you may be the one who gets up from the bed late. But the question then is about what you do with your time after getting up from the bed and how you begin your day? It is the quality of our thoughts and deeds that we invest our time for that determines how successful and happy we are. Are we using our time for the good of ourselves and also that of others? Or are we just whiling away our precious minutes in activities of neither any use nor any significance. It is not the time of the day at which we get up from the bed but how we invest the time for after getting up from the bed is what determines who we are. Let us take a look at these two examples from The Ramayana.
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What you do with your time tells who you are and what you become.
Valmiki described the differences between what Rama and Ravana did with their time on different occasions and left it to our wisdom to learn about what is good and what is bad.
During the period of life in the forest, Rama used to get up early in the morning. One day, Rama, Lakshmana and Sita Devi woke up before the sunrise and proceeded towards the river Godavari for their daily bath. It was winter season; the weather was chill and icy; and the water was quite cold in the river. On their way, Lakshmana felt bad that Rama had to suffer such harsh conditions and also remembered that their brother Bharata was also going through similar conditions in order to observe asceticism following the trend of Rama. Lakshmana expressed his anguish and talked badly about Kaikeyi as the root cause of all these problems. Rama immediately stopped Lakshmana and told him not to talk ill of their mother Kaikeyi but advised him to continue telling the good things about their brother Bharata." Rama thus did not allow Lakshmana entertaining any negative thoughts at that time.
On the other hand, Ravana was also an early riser. He also used to get up early before the sunrise every day. On one day, he got up early and remembered Sita Devi who was already abducted and kept in the AshokaVanam. His mind was filled with thoughts of approaching Sita Devi and persuading her to accept him. He soon went to her with the thoughts of obtaining her consent.
Look at the difference between Rama and Ravana. Both were early risers. While Rama used his early hours (brahmamuhurat) for cleansing himself and offering oblations; and did not allow Lakshmana to think or speak ill of others, Ravana spent his early hours cultivating negative thoughts and indulging himself in immoral conduct.
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During the period of life in the forest, Rama used to get up early in the morning. One day, Rama, Lakshmana and Sita Devi woke up before the sunrise and proceeded towards the river Godavari for their daily bath. It was winter season; the weather was chill and icy; and the water was quite cold in the river. On their way, Lakshmana felt bad that Rama had to suffer such harsh conditions and also remembered that their brother Bharata was also going through similar conditions in order to observe asceticism following the trend of Rama. Lakshmana expressed his anguish and talked badly about Kaikeyi as the root cause of all these problems. Rama immediately stopped Lakshmana and told him not to talk ill of their mother Kaikeyi but advised him to continue telling the good things about their brother Bharata." Rama thus did not allow Lakshmana entertaining any negative thoughts at that time.
On the other hand, Ravana was also an early riser. He also used to get up early before the sunrise every day. On one day, he got up early and remembered Sita Devi who was already abducted and kept in the AshokaVanam. His mind was filled with thoughts of approaching Sita Devi and persuading her to accept him. He soon went to her with the thoughts of obtaining her consent.
Look at the difference between Rama and Ravana. Both were early risers. While Rama used his early hours (brahmamuhurat) for cleansing himself and offering oblations; and did not allow Lakshmana to think or speak ill of others, Ravana spent his early hours cultivating negative thoughts and indulging himself in immoral conduct.
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It is good to get up early from the bed. But, unless it is used for a good cause, it is meaningless. It is important to be conscious of where our time is spent. There is no meaning in taking pride about how early we get up or how punctual we are at our office unless we use that time for quality thoughts and deeds. It is what we do and how we do at our workplace with the time we have that signifies our level of success at work. It is not only the quantity of time but also the purpose for which it is spent that matters. At the end, it is what you do with your time that determines who you become more than what time you got up from your bed or how many hours you spent at your work place.
To your continued SUCCESS,
With love,
Siva
PS: For "Monday Motivations" published earlier on this blog, please find them at the link given below:
Monday, March 14, 2016
Monday Motivation for Success from Siva (72): If air and water could do it, why not we?
Hi,
Who inspired air to spread all around and provide an opportunity for us to breath in and live? Who motivated water to be so flexible that it flows and makes itself available to us to drink and continue to live? Who asked plants to be so unselfish that they grow and branch out and become a source of food, clothing, and shelter to us? No one. No one has ever told them to do so. They serve whole heartedly without expecting anything in return. They don't differentiate and discriminate. They do whatever they do on their own. They are self motivated. They live a life of self-determined purpose and strive to fulfil it day-in and day-out. They live longer and perhaps for ever. Let us take note of these examples from The Ramayana to appreciate this aspect furthermore.
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Who inspired air to spread all around and provide an opportunity for us to breath in and live? Who motivated water to be so flexible that it flows and makes itself available to us to drink and continue to live? Who asked plants to be so unselfish that they grow and branch out and become a source of food, clothing, and shelter to us? No one. No one has ever told them to do so. They serve whole heartedly without expecting anything in return. They don't differentiate and discriminate. They do whatever they do on their own. They are self motivated. They live a life of self-determined purpose and strive to fulfil it day-in and day-out. They live longer and perhaps for ever. Let us take note of these examples from The Ramayana to appreciate this aspect furthermore.
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If air and water could do it, why not we?
Who told Rama to meet Shabari? He went on his own. He went in search of her in the forest. He was asked by the sages there not to touch her. He was asked by his own brother not to eat the half-eaten berries that Shabari was trying to feed Rama. But he ate them with great delight. Shabari was an ordinary woman, an out-caste, and untouchable for the sages there. But, for Rama she was a special person that he wanted to meet her, eat the food given by her, and bless her.
Ahalya, wife of the sage Gautama, was cursed by him in a fit of anger and turned into a stone. Realising his mistake of suspecting his wife for no fault of hers, Gautama repented and blessed her that her redemption to normal life would happen when Rama would visit the ashram. She waited for thousands of years, as the people around always treated the place impure, unholy and demonic. When Rama was approaching the ashram, people warned him not to enter. His own brother Lakshmana, who was also terrified with the words of the villagers, pleaded with Rama not to enter the ashram. But Rama entered the ashram and liberated Ahalya from the curse.
People did not inspire Rama to do these things. They rather warned him, deterred him, and tried stopping him. But he did not stop. He went ahead on his own. He did them because he had a self-determined purpose. And, he knew what it was.
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Ahalya, wife of the sage Gautama, was cursed by him in a fit of anger and turned into a stone. Realising his mistake of suspecting his wife for no fault of hers, Gautama repented and blessed her that her redemption to normal life would happen when Rama would visit the ashram. She waited for thousands of years, as the people around always treated the place impure, unholy and demonic. When Rama was approaching the ashram, people warned him not to enter. His own brother Lakshmana, who was also terrified with the words of the villagers, pleaded with Rama not to enter the ashram. But Rama entered the ashram and liberated Ahalya from the curse.
People did not inspire Rama to do these things. They rather warned him, deterred him, and tried stopping him. But he did not stop. He went ahead on his own. He did them because he had a self-determined purpose. And, he knew what it was.
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Working for a good cause is always something that is best achieved when one is self-motivated. When you are clear that what you are doing is correct and that it is for the good of you and/or others, it is important to go ahead and do it without waiting for a call to do so. Waiting for external motivation may not help. Self motivation is the best form of motivation. If air, water, and plants could do it, why not we too be self-motivated? It is possible. It is purposeful. It is powerful too.
To your continued SUCCESS,
With love,
Siva
PS: For "Monday Motivations" published earlier on this blog, please find them at the link given below:
Wednesday, March 9, 2016
Thought of the Day (137): 6 Ways to Keep Your Attitude Up When Life Tries to Bring You Down
Hi,
Sharing with you today the article "6 Ways to Keep Your Attitude Up When Life Tries to Bring You Down" written by Chris Widener. It is reproduced below:
A positive attitude is key to a successful life, so what happens when things go wrong? We have a tendency to let our attitudes take a dive along with our state of affairs. But life is going to deal setbacks, both minor and major, on a regular basis, and if we are going to be successful, we need to know how to keep our attitudes intact.
We need practical tools to help us understand how we can keep our attitudes up when the circumstances are down. Here are some thoughts to help us do so:
1) Take some time away.
2) Keep your eye on the goal.
3) Focus on solutions, not problems.
4) Get some positive input.
5) Tell yourself the good.
6) Remember that circumstances are not forever.
Sharing with you today the article "6 Ways to Keep Your Attitude Up When Life Tries to Bring You Down" written by Chris Widener. It is reproduced below:
A positive attitude is key to a successful life, so what happens when things go wrong? We have a tendency to let our attitudes take a dive along with our state of affairs. But life is going to deal setbacks, both minor and major, on a regular basis, and if we are going to be successful, we need to know how to keep our attitudes intact.
We need practical tools to help us understand how we can keep our attitudes up when the circumstances are down. Here are some thoughts to help us do so:
1) Take some time away.
2) Keep your eye on the goal.
3) Focus on solutions, not problems.
4) Get some positive input.
5) Tell yourself the good.
6) Remember that circumstances are not forever.
Full article describing each of the above mentioned 6 steps could be read at the link given below:
http://enews.e.success.com/q/_Ev62mn_LXU0kTIesnUiMIADwRnRAci-vrk7bLZdSHdgZPgGFL7ljOdVE
With love,
Siva
PS: For success thoughts published earlier on this blog, please find them at the link given below:
http://value4value.blogspot.in/search/label/Success%20Thoughts
PS: For success thoughts published earlier on this blog, please find them at the link given below:
http://value4value.blogspot.in/search/label/Success%20Thoughts
namam no. 363) lakshmeevaan (लक्ष्मीवान) (లక్ష్మీవాన్)
aum lakshmeevate namah (ओं लक्ष्मीवते नमः) (ఓం లక్ష్మీవతే నమః)
This name is said to be very important among the 1000 names of Vishnu.
aum namo bhagavate vasudevaya!
Tuesday, March 8, 2016
Happy International Women's Day
Hi,
Today's is 8th March. And, it is celebrated as International Women's Day. How nice! Let us congratulate all the women of the world for their contribution. They are there in every walk of life. They are there in every sphere of existence. They form the pivot of every family. They are the symbol of success in every nation.
It is time for everyone on the planet earth including even women themselves to realise the importance of women and recognise their role in the very human existence and its prosperity on the planet earth. No family can ever be happy without a happy woman. No society can ever prosper without its women given their due respect. No nation can ever progress without its women participating in its economy. It is the women who make a difference and help people, communities, and nations become successful.
Let us respect every woman we come across. Let us salute every woman for her contribution to the family. Let us listen to them more and more. Let us make them feel more respected, valued, honoured, loved, and revered. Let us be kind to every woman and take a vow TODAY that we the men would never hurt any woman by any words or deeds.
It is time for everyone on the planet earth including even women themselves to realise the importance of women and recognise their role in the very human existence and its prosperity on the planet earth. No family can ever be happy without a happy woman. No society can ever prosper without its women given their due respect. No nation can ever progress without its women participating in its economy. It is the women who make a difference and help people, communities, and nations become successful.
Let us respect every woman we come across. Let us salute every woman for her contribution to the family. Let us listen to them more and more. Let us make them feel more respected, valued, honoured, loved, and revered. Let us be kind to every woman and take a vow TODAY that we the men would never hurt any woman by any words or deeds.
Happy International Women's day!
With love and regards,
Siva
namam no. 362) sarvalakshanalakshanyah (सर्वलक्षणलक्षण्यः) (సర్వలక్షణలక్షణ్యః)
aum sarvalakshaNalakshaNyaaya namah (ओं सर्वलक्षणलक्षण्याय नमः) (ఓం సర్వలక్షణలక్షణ్యాయ నమః)
Hereafter. some names will describe the paramatma's qualities at the time of His receiving Lakshmi devi as His wife.
aum namo bhagavate vasudevaya!
Monday, March 7, 2016
Monday Motivation for Success from Siva (71): Is it the intent or the action that impacts the consequences? Take a look.
Hi,
Fire is a fire. It burns your fingers if you touch it. Whether you like doing it or not, if you touch it, it will hurt you badly. That is its nature. You can't say that it should not cause any damage to you just because you are touching it out of your like or dislike for it. It is a fire and it burns. It is as simple as that. Isn't it? Similarly, anything that is bad, whether done willingly or unwillingly, will do its damage. No excuses of any sort will help avoid the damage. Let us take a look at this incident from The Mahabharata that shows the consequences doing a wrong thing, be it willingly or unwillingly.
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Fire is a fire. It burns your fingers if you touch it. Whether you like doing it or not, if you touch it, it will hurt you badly. That is its nature. You can't say that it should not cause any damage to you just because you are touching it out of your like or dislike for it. It is a fire and it burns. It is as simple as that. Isn't it? Similarly, anything that is bad, whether done willingly or unwillingly, will do its damage. No excuses of any sort will help avoid the damage. Let us take a look at this incident from The Mahabharata that shows the consequences doing a wrong thing, be it willingly or unwillingly.
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Is it the intent or the action that impacts the consequences? Take a look.
(Source of info: The Mahabharata by Dr C. Rajagopalachari)
At the close of Rajasuya yagya performed by the Pandavas, Duryodhana felt very jealous of them and their prosperity. He wanted to drive the Pandavas out of Indraprastha. Sakuni advised him to invite Yudhisthira to play the game of dice so that they could defeat him in the game and throw him and his brothers out of the kingdom.
Both Duryodhana and Sakuni then went to Dhritarashtra and requested him to send an invitation to Yudhishthira to come to play the game of dice. Dhritarashtra felt that it was not just to do so and tried advising his son Duryodhana to change his mind. But Duryodhana was adamant and Dhritarashtra yielded to his son's demand and commanded Vidura to go to Yudhishthira with an invitation. He knew that it was wrong to do so and also that it would cause damage to his family. Though he did it unwillingly, he had to pay the price at the end, as it ultimately led to the battle of Kurukshetra in which he lost all of his sons.
Similarly, knowing fully well the consequences of such wagering games, Yudhishthira went to Hastinapura with his brothers. He was fond of gambling. He also felt that it was a matter of kshatriya etiquette not to refuse an invitation to a game of dice. He knew it was not right for him to accept and play the game of dice. But he played it, though unwillingly. Perhaps, some where in his heart of hearts, he too desired to play. He played the game and lost everything including all of his kingdom and wealth. Also, he had to go with his brothers and wife to live a life of exile in the forest for 12 years and a 13th year incognito.
Both Dhritarashtra and Yudhishthira knew that their actions were wrong. They did not have the intent to do them. But they did and paid the price.
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Both Duryodhana and Sakuni then went to Dhritarashtra and requested him to send an invitation to Yudhishthira to come to play the game of dice. Dhritarashtra felt that it was not just to do so and tried advising his son Duryodhana to change his mind. But Duryodhana was adamant and Dhritarashtra yielded to his son's demand and commanded Vidura to go to Yudhishthira with an invitation. He knew that it was wrong to do so and also that it would cause damage to his family. Though he did it unwillingly, he had to pay the price at the end, as it ultimately led to the battle of Kurukshetra in which he lost all of his sons.
Similarly, knowing fully well the consequences of such wagering games, Yudhishthira went to Hastinapura with his brothers. He was fond of gambling. He also felt that it was a matter of kshatriya etiquette not to refuse an invitation to a game of dice. He knew it was not right for him to accept and play the game of dice. But he played it, though unwillingly. Perhaps, some where in his heart of hearts, he too desired to play. He played the game and lost everything including all of his kingdom and wealth. Also, he had to go with his brothers and wife to live a life of exile in the forest for 12 years and a 13th year incognito.
Both Dhritarashtra and Yudhishthira knew that their actions were wrong. They did not have the intent to do them. But they did and paid the price.
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Doing anything that is bad hurts. It does not matter whether it is done with or without interest in it. It does not make it right because you are good and you have done it unwillingly. We tend to yield at times and indulge in things that are not of our liking for reasons of friendship and expression of solidarity. The intent does not matter, especially when the actions are bad. It is you. The actions are yours. The results and consequences of such actions will also be yours. Judge correctly and take decisions appropriately.
To your continued SUCCESS,
With love,
Siva
PS: For "Monday Motivations" published earlier on this blog, please find them at the link given below:
namam no. 361) haviraharih (हविर्हरिः) (హవిర్హరిః)
aum havirharaye namah (ओं हविरहरये नमः) (ఓం హవిర్హరయే నమః)
aum namo bhagavate vasudevaya!
Thursday, March 3, 2016
namam no. 360) samayagnah (समयगनः) (సమయఙ్ఞః)
aum samayagnaaya namah (ओं समयगनाय नमः) (ఓం సమయఙ్ఞాయ నమః)
As He recognises who could do what and accordingly allots such responsibilities, He is called samayagnah.
aum namo bhagavate vasudevaya!
Wednesday, March 2, 2016
namam no. 359) bheemah (भीमः) (భీమః)
aum bheemaaya namah (ओं भीमाय नमः) (ఓం భీమాయ నమః)
aum namo bhagavate vasudevaya!
Tuesday, March 1, 2016
namam no. 358) Sarabhah (शरभः) (శరభః)
aum Sarabhaaya namah (ओं शरभाय नमः) (ఓం శరభాయ నమః)
aum namo bhagavate vasudevaya!
Monday, February 29, 2016
Monday Motivation for Success from Siva (70): The one factor that signifies a good heart.
Hi,
Who is a good heart? The one who thinks good of himself and his people, his family, friends, relatives and all other well wishers of him? Can we call him a good heart? A true good heart goes beyond this. He thinks of welfare of all without differentiating the one who is in his favour of him from the one who is against him. A good heart lets go of bad experiences, bad events, and bad people from his mind and heart and continues to wish welfare of all. Let us look at this incident from The Ramayana and see if we could take advantage of it in shaping our own personality.
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Who is a good heart? The one who thinks good of himself and his people, his family, friends, relatives and all other well wishers of him? Can we call him a good heart? A true good heart goes beyond this. He thinks of welfare of all without differentiating the one who is in his favour of him from the one who is against him. A good heart lets go of bad experiences, bad events, and bad people from his mind and heart and continues to wish welfare of all. Let us look at this incident from The Ramayana and see if we could take advantage of it in shaping our own personality.
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The one factor that signifies a good heart.
As Ravana abducted Sita Devi and took her to Lanka and Rama and his associates were preparing for the war with him, Vibheeshana, brother of Ravana, left his brother and kingdom of Lanka and approached Rama for his forgiveness. When Sugreeva informed Rama of the arrival of Vibheeshana, he said the following:
"vibheeshaNovaa sugreeva! Yadi vaa raavaNah svayam?"
"विभीषणोवा सुग्रीव! यदि वा रावणः स्वयं I"
"విభీషణోవా సుగ్రీవ! యది వా రావణః స్వయం?"
The meaning of these words from Rama signifies what a good heart is. He said, "Is it Vibheeshana who came? Or the Ravana himself came seeking forgiveness? I will protect whoever it is."
Ravana did the unforgivable act of abducting Sita Devi. He troubled her and caused a lot of pain to Rama. He became the worst enemy to Rama. But Rama was willing to forget and forgive him. He wanted to even protect him if he also sought forgiveness.
And that is the quality of an utmost good heart.
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"vibheeshaNovaa sugreeva! Yadi vaa raavaNah svayam?"
"विभीषणोवा सुग्रीव! यदि वा रावणः स्वयं I"
"విభీషణోవా సుగ్రీవ! యది వా రావణః స్వయం?"
The meaning of these words from Rama signifies what a good heart is. He said, "Is it Vibheeshana who came? Or the Ravana himself came seeking forgiveness? I will protect whoever it is."
Ravana did the unforgivable act of abducting Sita Devi. He troubled her and caused a lot of pain to Rama. He became the worst enemy to Rama. But Rama was willing to forget and forgive him. He wanted to even protect him if he also sought forgiveness.
And that is the quality of an utmost good heart.
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Thinking good of all including those who caused hurt and pain to us is easier said than done. It is natural for one to develop hatred and stop thinking welfare of those who troubled us. But, in the process, we lose more than those whom we hate and abhor. It would do a world of good to us if we could develop the strength of wishing welfare even for those who worked against us. At the least, it will make our lives less stressful and more joyful.
To your continued SUCCESS,
With love,
Siva
PS: For "Monday Motivations" published earlier on this blog, please find them at the link given below:
Thought of the Day (136): The Law of Giving and Receiving.
"The law of giving and receiving is simple. If you want love, learn to give love; if you want attention and appreciation, learn to give attention and appreciation; if you want material affluence, help others to become materially affluent. "
- Deepak Chopra
That is the Law of Giving and Receiving as stated and explained by Deepak Chopra. As such there is greater joy in giving than in receiving. The secret is in giving, in finding ways and means of giving others what they want, and in helping others become what they want to become. You will eventually get what you want and become what you want to become.
Start giving something or the other every single person you come in contact with. Start looking for opportunities for giving and begin thinking about helping others. Shift your focus from receiving to giving, and start giving more and more, you will soon start receiving more and more.
To your continued SUCCESS,
"If you want to be blessed with all the good things in life, learn to silently bless everyone with all the good things in life. The more you give the more you will receive."
- Deepak ChopraThat is the Law of Giving and Receiving as stated and explained by Deepak Chopra. As such there is greater joy in giving than in receiving. The secret is in giving, in finding ways and means of giving others what they want, and in helping others become what they want to become. You will eventually get what you want and become what you want to become.
Start giving something or the other every single person you come in contact with. Start looking for opportunities for giving and begin thinking about helping others. Shift your focus from receiving to giving, and start giving more and more, you will soon start receiving more and more.
With love,
Siva
PS: For success thoughts published earlier on this blog, please find them at the link given below:
http://value4value.blogspot.in/search/label/Success%20Thoughts
PS: For success thoughts published earlier on this blog, please find them at the link given below:
http://value4value.blogspot.in/search/label/Success%20Thoughts
namam no. 357) atulah (अतुलः) (అతులః)
aum atulaaya namah (ओं अतुलाय नमः) (ఓం అతులాయ నమః)
aum namo bhagavate vasudevaya!
Saturday, February 27, 2016
Thought of the Day (135): Your kindness depends on who are, and not on what others do to you.
"Kind words can be short and easy to speak, but their echoes are truly endless."
- Mother Teresa – 1910-1997, Religious Sister and Missionary
Are you a kind person at your heart, in your thoughts, words, and actions? With all the people you interact with? Great, you are truly kind then. But if you are kind only towards kind people and not so towards the people who do not matter to you, would you still call yourself a kind person? No, certainly not. If you are a kind-hearted person, you are kind always irrespective of the person you are dealing with. It can not be a conditional kindness. It has to be kindness without conditions. Because that is what you are at the core of yourself.
If your kindness depends who others are and what they do, it becomes a conditional kindness. But, if it depends only on you and not on others, you are truly a kind person.
You are born to be kind and destined to succeed in life.
To your continued SUCCESS,
"Carry out a random act of kindness, with no expectation of reward, safe in the knowledge that one day someone might do the same for you."
- Princess Diana
Are you a kind person at your heart, in your thoughts, words, and actions? With all the people you interact with? Great, you are truly kind then. But if you are kind only towards kind people and not so towards the people who do not matter to you, would you still call yourself a kind person? No, certainly not. If you are a kind-hearted person, you are kind always irrespective of the person you are dealing with. It can not be a conditional kindness. It has to be kindness without conditions. Because that is what you are at the core of yourself.
If your kindness depends who others are and what they do, it becomes a conditional kindness. But, if it depends only on you and not on others, you are truly a kind person.
You are born to be kind and destined to succeed in life.
With love,
Siva
PS: For success thoughts published earlier on this blog, please find them at the link given below:
http://value4value.blogspot.in/search/label/Success%20Thoughts
PS: For success thoughts published earlier on this blog, please find them at the link given below:
http://value4value.blogspot.in/search/label/Success%20Thoughts
Thursday, February 25, 2016
Sales Secret (53): Your Personal Conviction is the Key to your Sales Success. Here it is why?
Hi,
When you are selling an idea or product or a service, it is first important to have a firm conviction for yourself that it would help the person you are talking to in the best possible manner and that it will only help you build your relationship with him and never harm your friendship with him. If you don't have that conviction, how can you offer him anything?
Hence, first learn for yourself first. Be sure that you are making your offer in the best interest of the person you are talking to. Be sure that your offer will only make your relationship stronger and better. Therefore, get all the answers and be convinced first for yourself. Once you have that conviction that your offer would serve your customer and get him what he wants, please go ahead and make your proposal. Your success in sales is then guaranteed.
To your sales success,
When you are selling an idea or product or a service, it is first important to have a firm conviction for yourself that it would help the person you are talking to in the best possible manner and that it will only help you build your relationship with him and never harm your friendship with him. If you don't have that conviction, how can you offer him anything?
Hence, first learn for yourself first. Be sure that you are making your offer in the best interest of the person you are talking to. Be sure that your offer will only make your relationship stronger and better. Therefore, get all the answers and be convinced first for yourself. Once you have that conviction that your offer would serve your customer and get him what he wants, please go ahead and make your proposal. Your success in sales is then guaranteed.
With love,
Siva
PS: Sales Secrets published earlier can be found at the link given below:
Siva
PS: Sales Secrets published earlier can be found at the link given below:
Thought of the Day (134): Judge none by practicing nonjudgment; You will explore yourself much more.
"The stage is a place where I can be wholly myself. Even though you're in front of people almost to be judged, it is a place without judgement."
- Florence Welch
Do not judge others. Also, do not worry about others' judgement of you. Explore yourself. There is a lot to learn about yourself and you need to spend time for that. There is no time for you to waste in judging others right or wrong, good or bad, or true or false. Take time to explore yourself and unleash yourself for the good of you and your world.
You are born to succeed and destined to be great.
To your continued SUCCESS,
"Practicing nonjudgment is another way to experience the Law of Pure Potentiality."
- Deepak ChopraDo not judge others. Also, do not worry about others' judgement of you. Explore yourself. There is a lot to learn about yourself and you need to spend time for that. There is no time for you to waste in judging others right or wrong, good or bad, or true or false. Take time to explore yourself and unleash yourself for the good of you and your world.
You are born to succeed and destined to be great.
With love,
Siva
PS: For success thoughts published earlier on this blog, please find them at the link given below:
http://value4value.blogspot.in/search/label/Success%20Thoughts
PS: For success thoughts published earlier on this blog, please find them at the link given below:
http://value4value.blogspot.in/search/label/Success%20Thoughts
namam no. 356) garuDadhvajah (गरुड़ध्वजः) (గరుడధ్వజః)
aum garuDadhvajaaya namah (ओं गरुड़ध्वजाय नमः) (ఓం గరుడధ్వజాయ నమః)
The garuda has also become a major symbol of Lord Vishnu.
aum namo bhagavate vasudevaya!
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