The document emphasizes the importance of motivation, self-awareness, and passion in achieving personal goals and improving one's quality of life. It discusses how thoughts influence actions and how maintaining positive attitudes can lead to greater happiness and success. Additionally, it highlights the significance of resilience, self-esteem, and continual growth through learning and reflection.

1. DEL Auditorium
15 December 2011

2. Remove the Dust
Practitioner View
Strengthen the belief
Unlearn

3. What makes the difference in the quality of people’s lives.

4. Enhanced self
awareness
Feel greater level of energy
to achieve bigger goals.
How to snub the negative element
out of your life and stay connected with the goals.

5. Learn with the
eyes for the heart.
Share with others.
Live it - make it a part of your
day to day activities

6. A feeling of interest or
enthusiasm that makes
somebody want to do
something, or something
that causes such a feeling.
Motivation
is an internal force
that drives individuals to
act in order to achieve a
specific goal.

7. Our
motivation
can only come
from inside ourselves.
Different people are
motivated from different
elements.

8. Motivation
is not a constant  While it may go
away, it doesn’t do
thing that is always
so permanently. It
there for you.
will come back.
Just stick it out and
wait for that
motivation to
come back
 It comes and goes, and comes
and goes again, like the tide.

11. What is the significance of thinking in our day to day life???
The ancestor to every action is a thought.
Ralph Waldo Emerson

12. How the thinking process work???
What you think shall expand

13. Family
Career
Society
I AM
Community Colleagues
HAPPY
Attitude
Fellows
Behavior
Plans Growth
Friends

14. Family
Career
Desires
Society
I AM
Community Colleagues
NOT
Attitude HAPPY.
Fellows
Behavior
Plans Growth
Friends

15. Instead of thinking about what you're
missing, try thinking about what you
have that everyone else is missing

16. There is little difference in people, but that little
difference makes a big difference. The little
difference is attitude. The big difference is whether
it is positive or negative.

17.  The happiness of your life depends on
the quality of your thoughts.

19. Tunnel Experiment

20. Do you dream??
What are your dreams.
Man, alone, has the power to
transform his thoughts into
physical reality; man, alone, can
dream and make his dreams
come true.
Napoleon Hill

21. Dreams are renewable. No matter what our age or
condition, there are still untapped possibilities
within us and new beauty waiting to be born.
Dr. Dale E. Turner

22.  Hold fast to
dreams for
if dreams
die, life is a
broken-
winged bird
that cannot
fly.
 Keep your heart open to dreams. For as Langston Hughes
long as there's a dream, there is hope,
and as long as there is hope, there is joy in
living.

23.  You see things and say, 'Why?",
 but I dream things and say, 'Why not?
George Bernard Shaw

24. We grow great by dreams.
All big men are dreamers.
They see things in the soft haze of a spring day
or in the red fire of a long winter's evening.
Some of us let these great dreams die,
but others nourish and protect them;
nurse them through bad days
till they bring them to the sunshine and light
which comes always to those
who sincerely hope that their dreams will come true.
Woodrow Wilson

26. Do you have desire(s)??
 Desire is the starting point of all
achievement, not a hope, not a wish, but
a keen pulsating desire which transcends
everything.

27. Do you have at least one desire without
which you can not imagine to live in???
 A burning desire is like an inner candle
flame which never flicker.

28.  Burning desire to be or do something gives
us staying power - a reason to get up
every morning or to pick ourselves up and
start in again after a disappointment.
Marsha Sinetar

29.  Every person who wins in any
undertaking must be willing to cut all
sources of retreat. Only by doing so can
one be sure of maintaining that state of
mind known as a burning desire to win -
essential to success.
Napoleon Hill

31. It is the appraisal or assessment of a
person on his self worth.
It encompasses a
belief about one’s
capacity and
worthiness
Confidence in oneself, a satisfaction of what
one is and the self respect that confidence
brings.

32. High Self Esteem
Low Self Esteem
Poor confidence - causing negative thoughts
which means that you are likely to give up easily
rather than face challenges.
In addition, it has a direct bearing
on your happiness and wellbeing.
It is very important because it affects how
you think, act and even how you relate to
other people. It allows you to live life to your
potential.

33. What is low self esteem???
Do u believe u r a successful person.
Do you compare yourself with others.
Can you make your decisions.
Do you value the job / work you do.

34. Self Esteem Evaluation

35. Self Esteem Evaluation:
15 – 16 High Level of Self Esteem
12 – 14 There is room for improvement
8 – 11 Low self esteem is holding you back
Below 8 Yourself esteem is dramatically low.

36. Self Esteem

38. A person without passion has no more
value than a candle without a flame or
fire without light.

39.  Passions
overwhelm
reason time
and again.
Passion is an intense emotion
compelling feeling, enthusiasm,
or desire for something.

40.  There is no nation so powerful, as the one that
obeys its laws not from principals of fear or reason,
but from passion.
Charles de Montesquieu

41.  With out passion you don’t have energy,
with out energy you have nothing.
Donald Trump

42. Every great dream begins with a dreamer.
Always remember, you have within you
the strength, the patience, and the
passion to reach for the stars to change
the world.
Harriet Tubman

43. Great dancers are not great because of
their technique, they are great because
of their passion.
Martha Graham

45. Positive Thinking
Dream
Burning Desire
Believe
 Passion

46.  Little strokes fell great oaks.
Benjamin Franklin

47.  Value small tasks
 Start from small to big
 Devise manageable steps

49.  Set Milestones
 Initiation is an achievement
 Link the Milestones

50.  Document Milestones
 Try to finish what you start
 Mark it as achieved upon completion

51. 1 Issuance of monthly report √
2 Review of daily inspection report √
3 Meeting with the vendor √
4 Preparation of reference list √
5 Liaison with the group controller √
6 Departmental review meeting √
7 Project progress review √
8 Planning for the next day √

52.  Try to finish what you start

54.  Celebrate the achievement of milestone

55.  Appreciate the contributions

56.  Gift yourself

58.  A wazeer who was sentenced to death
by a king having a flying horse.

59.  Now is the only time you can control.
 Enjoy each and every moment / aspect of life.
 Use the time and not waste it.

60.  We can easily manage if we will only take, each
day, the burden appointed to it. But the load will
be too heavy for us if we carry yesterday's burden
over again today, and then add the burden of
tomorrow before we are required to bear it. ~John
Newton

61.  Let Go Let God

63.  Why do plants needs GOODEE???

64.  Visit your inspiration daily.
 Stay in touch to obtain material that inspire you
and strengthen your ideas.
 Keep your aspiration alive.

66.  Add an activity of improving your skills,
capabilities on regular basis.
 Keep improving your work continuously.
 Observe and study the work of others to
enhance your understanding.

67.  Hold yourself responsible for a higher
standard than anyone else expects of you.
Never excuse yourself.
Henry Ward Beecher

68.  Change yourself and fortune will change
with you.

69. There is nothing noble about being
superior to some other man. The true
nobility is in being superior to your
previous self.

71. Positive Thinking
Dream
Burning Desire
Believe
 Passion
 Try to Finish What
 Value Small Acts you Start
Celebrate
 Live in Now
Renewal
 Groom yourself regularly

72.  `

73. Burn out Lack of Lack of
Challenge Autonomy
Fear
Mistrust Lack of Micro
Recognition Management
Hostility Lack of
Monotony Autonomy
Lack of Micro
Fear Recognition Management

74. Frustration Non Stress Anxiety
Cooperation
Tension Non Job
Depression responsiveness Dissatisfaction
I am unable No Appreciation He did this Fight or Flight
to Grow
Fear of He made me The system is
Anger unknown for doing this not good
Resentment Grievances Dejected Feeling
Victim
Abusing Blaming Excuses Worries
others I had no
Someone else is Tendency to
Unwillingness responsible fault finding choice
to talk

75.  Man with an elegant horse

76. Life
Family
Philantropy
Social network
Friends
Work
Family Friends Work Social network Philantropy

78. Downs and Highs of Life

 Don’t stay in the hell and leave as
quickly as possible.
 Don’t start taking snap shot / pictures / details.
 Do not prepare an album of the pictures and start sharing with others all the
time.
 People leading a good life keep referring to the hard times, even it
happened once, or for a moment.

79.  Biography of a Commissioner
 Story of any orchard farmer
 Beggars in the streets

81.  Blame, excuse, victimization
 Know that we are responsible for our
current condition / situation of our life.

82.  We are solely responsible for our
condition / situation.

84. What is the first thing that de-motivate you while
you leave for your office / business premises?
 If you have the option to choose
between being right or being
kind, always choose being kind.

86. What is attachment????
 an emotional bond or tie to somebody
or something.

87. How do you feel when the result is not as per your
expectation in spite of your best efforts?

88. What is detachment????
Release from desire
 Detachment is Liberation
Liberation from Sufferings
(Abstract from Book)

90. How do you feel if someone disregard your
aspirations and even discourage you?
Disapproval

92. How do you feel / choose to respond / act when
you face set back / frustration?

93. By 35, 41, age been as a store died. At 42, running for
 At
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 At 22, he lost of seven, a
son
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clerk. and he ran
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up, the young man was At 45, he ran
rejected asFinally, he did manage to secure a brief
a
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Congress.later, 51, triedin his attempt tohad to work
state legislature and was elected year, he went
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were he was defeated home. The of speaker in an
for theCongress, but a nervouseducation. lost the
lawhe hadbut had no breakdown.
school,
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 in Senate and lost.39 heyears later, he
Two
term business. It failed,elector. He his re-election
to support
into family. at the States nine, debt that
 President of the United age lost. ahis mother
leaving him of
At
vice presidential nomination. At 49, he ran for Senate
 The man in him 17 years to repay.
took question: Abraham Lincoln.
passed away.
and lost again.

94.  Success is only failure
turned upside
down, we learn to be
the best by learning
from our mistakes and
growing from them.
 Failures is the biggest
downfall for most people
where they give up too
easily and think just
because they failed a
few times, it’s
impossible.

95.  Do not give up, push yourself to the limit and
go above and beyond that. Stay focused on
the goal at hand and don’t miss out on
opportunities by giving up, that extra
effort, that extra try may be the winning ticket
to success.

96. Michael Jordan has missed over 9,000
shots in his career and Thomas Edison
performed 50,000 experiments before he
succeeded in producing a light bulb.

98. How do you feel / chose to respond if you are not
happy with your current situation / work?
“If Only”

 You are strong and able to grow under
any circumstances.

99.  Blooming is a slow process. A full bloom comes
in a slow and steady way.
 Its about taking one small step in the right
direction, every opportunity you get. It is a
mental challenge, most certainly.

100.  I also love the image of a bloom rather
than, say a sprout, because a bloom, the final
part of the life cycle, is the most beautiful part
of the flower. . . . and well worth the wait.

102.  Live in Gratitude

103.  Practice Generosity

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105.  Thank you very much