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Challenges can be opportunities to Grow, Learn and Make a Positive Difference. This week the "Pran Pratistha" ceremony in Ayodhya serves as a powerful testament to the transformative power of overcoming challenges. For countless devotees like me, the Ram Temple represents not just a structure of brick and mortar, but the culmination of decades of struggle, unwavering faith, and an enduring collective spirit. Its very existence defies countless hurdles, legal battles, and societal divisions, standing proudly as a beacon of resilience and the triumph of perseverance. This grand reopening isn't just about a temple; it's a potent embodiment of a universal truth: challenges make life meaningful. Just as the challenges faced by many while building Ram Mandir, gave meaning to their lives. So too, can our professional & personal journey find a deeper meaning through grappling with challenges of our Life . Challenges, like stepping stones across a rushing river, guide us a...

This week I saw the movie "12th Fail". I could relate the movie so much to My Life & My Startup Journey over the last decade. Cinema often celebrates the extraordinary, the larger-than-life heroes who defy gravity and destiny. But "12th Fail," echoing Anurag Pathak's novel, shines a spotlight on a different kind of heroism – the everyday courage of Manoj Kumar Sharma, a 12th fail from the dusty plains of Chambal, who dared to dream of cracking India's Everest of exams – the UPSC. This isn't a story of superhuman feats; it's a symphony of #Restart , a testament to the millions who battle societal pressures, academic roadblocks and career related setbacks. Manoj's journey isn't a sprint; it's a grueling marathon, each stumble a lesson etched in the hard soil of perseverance. His #Restart speaks out against something quietly but strongly : failure isn't a dead end, but a fertile ground for resilience, dreams never truly die, they tr...

This week, sadness touched our family as my brother's mother-in-law passed away. Her joyful spirit and zest for life inspired many, including me. Seeing her at the crematorium made us realize how quickly life can slip by, and how we all reach the same end one day. But as we stepped back out, life went on. It was a powerful reminder to cherish every moment. Life is like a short trip, with each stop a chance to learn and grow. Knowing it's not forever encourages us to live with purpose and joy. So let's make the most of each day, appreciating the small things - like sunrises and sunsets. Let's laugh often, embrace new experiences, and build meaningful connections. Curiosity can guide us to explore, and gratitude can unlock the true beauty of life. As suggested by a famous columnist in today's leading daily, this Year instead of creating wish lists for the Year, let's create daily To-Do Lists. And if we keep ticking off daily tasks, by the time 365 days have passed...

This week the calendar flips to 2024, whispering secrets of possibilities yet unfurled. I suggest this year, let's not just witness change, let's become the changemakers. Professionally, let's shed the skin of routine and embrace the exhilarating dance of the evolving world. We can upskill, pivot careers, or chase that entrepreneurial dream that ignites our souls. The landscape may shift, but our adaptability and thirst for knowledge should be our compass. Personally, let's embark on a transformative odyssey. Spiritually, we can carve out quiet spaces for introspection, seeking wisdom in the whispers of nature or the echoes of ancient texts. Mentally, let's challenge comfort zones, learning a new language, tackling that intimidating hobby, or nurturing hidden talents. Physically, we can reclaim our bodies, not with grueling regimens, but with the joy of movement, the nourishment of good food, and the embrace of mindful self-care. Let's paint 2024 with the vibran...