Take a look at the presentation below!
It emphasizes on, perhaps, one of the most important aspects of our lives, personal and professional, that aspect being 'Change'! What is relevant in the context of what we do today, may not always hold the same importance tomorrow.
Some of us may argue that such a cataclysmic and continual shift of focus can only bring chaos, but I'd like to view this as many an opportunity, presented to us to evolve into better beings who take cognizance of happenings around them while not losing sight of their purpose and inner selves!
The easiest way, to overcome the pressures of an overwhelmingly fast-paced and seemingly chaotic life, is to acknowledge that change is inevitable and that it happens for a reason, which some of us understand while some others choose not to accept! Do ponder through, and let me know what you feel about this.
Footnotes:
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saw this sometime back
ReplyDeletea sign of our times and one for the times to come..
too many information !!! Im gald I watched it. But Rakesh, are the statistics true?
ReplyDeleteBtw, loved the music behind. Kept the chill till the end.
oyeah be ready for CHANGE or be left behind! :)
ReplyDeleteGood one here Rakesh..the vid n all.
Keshi.
amazing statistics!
ReplyDeletethank you for sharing.
For the presentation, I will have to come later may be, down downloading!
ReplyDeleteChange -- the most constant aspect in the process of living, i think :)
wishes,
devika
not downloading....or is it uploading, technically speaking.....whatever -- it isn't working now! :)
ReplyDeletedevika
shift happens ... :)
ReplyDeleteIts time for a change for sure.
ReplyDeleteinteresting info!
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Shift happens and most often without the F ;)
ReplyDeleteI agree change is inevitable, but we have to be aware about accepting in matter of fate and get ready to grow from where we have thrown, like a plant grows from seed.
ReplyDeleteWow the information in the video was awesome, I learn much and about how far the world is moving today with an intention of tomorrow, not exactly. Thanks Rakesh :)
Hi Rakesh! Change is surely inevitable, but sometimes it seems things repeat themselves and usually that's not nice... Anyhow, every country has had its turn or will have it... ;)
ReplyDeleteBlogtrotter has a nice lunch location for you. Enjoy and have a great weekend! I’m having the benefit of the holidays in Portugal this week... ;))
Praveen
ReplyDeleteVery interesting, isn't it?
Rakesh
Vimmuuu
ReplyDeleteYeah, thats what makes this a wonderful presentation! Of course, the statistics are true! I'd bet that they are a bit outdated too!
Btw, the music in the background is Yanni's score for the movie Last of the Mohicans!
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Rakesh
Keshi
ReplyDeleteU bet!
Thanks very much!
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Rakesh
Magiceye
ReplyDeleteThanks very much!
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Rakesh
Devika Chechi
ReplyDeleteIndeed, change is a very significant part of our lives, yet we shy away from it!
Did U get to watch the presentation, yet?
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Rakesh
Vatsal
ReplyDeleteIndeed, shift happens, everywhere and every time!
Thanks for the comments and the visit.
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Rakesh
Ajeya
ReplyDeleteYes, as always!
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Rakesh
Loke
ReplyDeleteSure is.
Thanks for the comments and the visit.
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Rakesh
Enzoferno
ReplyDeleteLol! True!
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Rakesh
Jeevan
ReplyDeleteYes, I agree with your view that one needs to be cognizant of change and accept it more readily than shy away from it.
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Rakesh
Gil
ReplyDeleteYes, things repeating themselves are not nice, with the exception of nice things that is ;)
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Rakesh
Hi Rakesh, I became a follower of 'Redifining Oblivion' recently, after reading about it in 'Thetravestyofbeinganapostrophe'. I am glad I happened to visit this blog. It reads good.
ReplyDeleteThis video is a 'good to watch', but I tried to tally much of the information given in it by real statistics. Some of the info is not true and varies drastically by what it say in this vid. But nonetheless, its a good watch again.
Thanks--
Aalia
ReplyDeleteThanks very much for being part of the blog-walkers with me! Appreciate it truly!
I believe this video was created taking into consideration many surveys that were conducted for this very purpose. I'm not sure if the authenticity of the information mentioned here can be verified, but still it does create a significant impact!
Apologies for the late response ;)
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Rakesh