Wish you all a very Happy Republic Day

Meeting Ms Arunima Sinha

Yesterday we got the privilege to meet the Iron girl of India, Ms. Arunima Sinha, the first female amputee to climb Mount Everest. It was an amazing feeling meeting her, she shared her experiences of life with us and it was an amazing experience listening her journey towards the mountains. I salute her determination, dedication and will Power.

She is a source of inspiration for youth, in fact for all.

I am quite lucky and grateful to Ms Arunima sinha ma’am that she gave us some time from her busy schedule.

I submitted my upcoming Book “7 rituals to win forever’s © Manuscript to ma’am for some input and review. It was a wonderful day of my life meeting, such an extraordinary person with the rock solid determination, and will power like Mount Everest. Feeling Motivated and sharing a Para from my upcoming book:

Chapter “Power of Belief”

“There are many examples when belief gets turned into reality. Let’s have a look at one of them;

Ms. Arunima Sinha

Some robbers pushed a girl out of a moving train; in consequence she lost her one leg. She accepted the challenges thrown by life and decided to climb the Mount Everest, will you believe? The person who underwent such a trauma, laying on a hospital bed, losing her one leg could think about climbing the Mount Everest, I know many of you will say it’s unbelievable, it is impossible but there must be some who will say that it is possible, and she has done it, She believed in her capabilities and started seeing herself on the top of the Mount Everest, she performed the Rituals she acted on her belief and two years later, she became the first woman amputee to climb the Mount Everest.”  ©Anupam Jaiswal

THE WINNING

                                                                       THE WINNING

Do you like winning?

There is no need to say anything; I already know your answer, its “yes”.

Everybody likes winning and I am certainly not an exception to this, In fact I enjoy winning.

Here I would like to know your perspective on “What is winning”?

I am sure many different points of view will emerge in reply. Rather discussing them all, I would like to share the crux of all the replies.

“When you start something with the determination to finish it and you finish it successfully, that is called winning.”

Winnings are in accomplishments, but a successful accomplishment takes two more ingredients:

“Determination” and “Discipline”

Both keep you on the track on your journey towards winning, towards accomplishment. Your efforts must follow your determination and discipline. Be very enthusiastic about your accomplishments and be very brave in your efforts. The winning must be yours.  

-Write up by Anupam Jaiswal

            22.01.2016

Let me win, but if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt- Special Olympics athlete oath

Vivekananda Jayanti

You have to grow from the inside out. None can teach you, none can make you spiritual. There is no other teacher but your own soul.
My Wishes with you on this Vivekananda Jayanti!

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CS Anupam Jaiswal

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