There Are No Disappointments In Life, Only Experiments

 

"You can learn a lot from suffering. Remember, in the ash of suffering a phoenix can be born." ―Professor M.S. Rao

 

When you fail in accomplishing your aspirations and expectations you get disappointed. Disappointments are quite common in life. You must know how to deal with them effectively. When you have long-term goals, you don't bother for disappointments. Everything happens for a reason. I failed many times in my life. I was rejected many times. Harvard rejected my application for a postdoctoral course in 2016. I was unmoved. I keep moving forward. Life is never a straight line. It is full of peaks and valleys. Take feedback. Get back to action. Identify the barriers and remove them. Explore options to fulfill your expectations and aspirations. Set realistic goals and objectives. Don't give up. Be consistent in your efforts. Be persistent. It is not intelligent but the persistent will succeed in the end.

 

Disappointments are temporary. Understand what you can control and what you cannot control. Focus on what you can control in life. Life is a journey. It is full of good times and bad times. Don’t get excited when you accomplish your goals and don’t get dejected when you encounter failures. Stay level headed.

 

My life is full of setbacks, disappointments, and failures. When you want to achieve big, you encounter lots of disappointments. It is great news because your dreams are bigger, your goals are bigger and your courage is higher. So, don't treat them as disappointments. Treat them as experiments. Try again.

 

Takeaway: Treat disappointments as learning experiences. There are only experiments, no disappointments.

 

“There are no disappointments in life, only experiments.” ―Professor M.S. Rao

 

References

https://www.amazon.com/Spark-Power-Become-Big-Within- https://youtu.be/tCsTANIKCUM

https://youtu.be/6FZWHdQ3TWI

 

 

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Professor M.S. Rao

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Stop Being Too Nice To People

 

“Nothing is greater than serving others with a great heart. We live in a world where there is a huge competition for takers and the least competition for givers. So, be a giver and serve your societies and communities to build a better world.” ―Professor M.S. Rao

 

Being kind and helping others is a positive sign. But there is a limit to this. Don't become a people pleaser. If you are too nice to people you will be taken for granted. You may be exploited by people. So, understand the difference between pleasing people and serving the people. Don’t apologize when you are not guilty.

 

Being too nice is often treated as weakness the way some people treat compassion as a weakness. When you are too nice, people ridicule you and take you for granted. You won’t earn respect from some people.

 

Being too nice may lead to stress and burnout because you want to please people. Here are some tips to lead a mindful life. Be assertive. Set boundaries. Strike a balance. Draw the line. Emphasize win-win. Overcome your insecurities. Boost your self-esteem. Don't crave validation and recognition from people who lack credibility. 

 

Helping others is a sign of a caring and compassionate person. So, don’t compromise your compassion with users and manipulators. Remember, being generous is good being overgenerous is often treated as a sign of weakness. Be a giver but be cautious of users and manipulators.

 

Takeaway: Be nice. Don't be too nice to people to avoid being misunderstood by others and prevent you from being used by manipulators.

 

References

https://www.amazon.com/Soft-Leadership-New-Direction/dp/1949003523 https://youtu.be/0xOor5FzklE

https://youtu.be/-YWsuuafq_Q

 

 

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Life is great!

 

Professor M.S. Rao

Founder of MSR Leadership Consultants, India

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Vision 2030: https://professormsraovision2030.blogspot.com

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See the Light in You: https://www.amazon.com/See-Light-You-Spiritual-Mindfulness/dp/1949003132

 

 

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Why Are Some Leaders Hated?

 

“The good leaders do the best thing in the prevailing situation whereas the great leaders do the right thing in any situation irrespective of the effects and outcomes.” ―Professor M.S. Rao

 

Leaders in the ruling party have several challenges, especially from the opposition parties. When they make decisions, some people are adversely affected. When the critics become too aggressive, they develop hatred against leaders. Hatred against leaders cannot be avoided in public life. Leaders are not people pleasers. They walk their talk and make courageous decisions. Leaders such as Abraham Lincoln, Martin Luther King Jr, John F. Kennedy, and Mahatma Gandhi were assassinated because they could not please all sections of people.  

 

Some of the greatest leaders were ignored and ridiculed by others initially. Later the same people respected them. Ordinary people rarely recognize the greatness in leaders. Mahatma Gandhi once remarked, “First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win.” Leaders including Mahatma Gandhi, Martin Luther King Jr, Mother Teresa, and Nelson Mandela were ignored and ridiculed initially but they are respected now.

 

When leaders challenge the status quo, people are often scared of change, and the latter develop hatred against the leaders. Leaders must embrace criticism gracefully to excel as great leaders. Leaders must make decisions keeping the larger interests of the people to gain confidence and command respect from others. They must keep people above politics. They must keep people before profit.

 

Takeaway: Leadership is not a popularity contest. Leadership is to make courageous decisions keeping the long-term interests in view.

 

References

https://www.amazon.com/Soft-Leadership-New-Direction/dp/1949003523 https://youtu.be/dvbfZrf8hgA

 

 

Share if you care!

 

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Read my ‘Vision 2030 One Million Global Leaders’ URL: http://professormsraovision2030.blogspot.com/2014/12/professor-m-s-raos-vision-2030-one_31.html  

 

 

Life is great!

 

Professor M.S. Rao

Founder of MSR Leadership Consultants, India

Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/M.-S.-Rao/e/B00MB63BKM

Vision 2030: https://professormsraovision2030.blogspot.com

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/professormsrao

Twitter: http://twitter.com/professormsrao

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/ProfessorMSRao

See the Light in You: https://www.amazon.com/See-Light-You-Spiritual-Mindfulness/dp/1949003132

 

 

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