The Mystic Ranger

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Do we value only what we struggle for?

When was the last time you were delighted to get some­thing you were ‘sup­posed’ to? For instance, how many of us would actu­ally delight in receiv­ing break­fast? Not me!

What we do not strug­gle for, we take as granted — the most fun­da­men­tal exam­ple being our own exis­tence. Rarely would one find some­body so con­sci­en­tious, he actu­ally val­ued the mere pres­ence of him­self. Why? — because one did not have to strug­gle to be born.

Very unex­pect­edly, we attribute more value to some­thing of such neces­sity, we any­ways get it. Air to breathe, water to drink, are some more instances of exis­tences hav­ing incal­cu­la­ble , and equally unper­ceived value as well.

Hence, we only value what we strug­gle for. As is again notice­able — how many mem­o­rable sto­ries would we have read — of love, achieve­ment, suc­cess, any­thing! — that did not involve a strug­gle, an effort? And that was the only fac­tor which gave it the value it attained.

One would not mea­sure the height of the fruit on the tree by a meter scale from the sea level — but by how hard one had to jump; or care­fully one had to throw a stone, to get it!

Hey Ya !

Awe­some song!! :)

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The Find Your Great Work Movie — by Michael Bungay Stanier

I hope I do. =)
Soon, that too! :)

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Don’t give up. Don’t ever give up. 

determination

There are two kinds of “quit” in this world. There’s the smart quit. The one where you know you’re not doing the right thing with your life. The kind of one David Allen did. The one that intu­itively feels right in every kind of way.

And then there’s the other type of quit.

The quit where a huge part of you wants to give up. The quit you make when you the world is against you, when you’re sick to your stom­ach half the time and when all those who told you it was a dumb idea to begin with are now remind­ing you that they told you that it was a dumb idea to begin with. The quit that just feels easier.

So what do you do when feel that kind of quit com­ing on? Sim­ple. Never give up. But just because it’s sim­ple doesn’t mean it’s easy. So here’s what you’re going to do when you feel that kind of quit com­ing on (and I’m going to say “you” but it’s really “we” because these are the things I’m going to do as well when I feel this kind of quit com­ing on!).

That’s what you’re going to feel when you don’t give up. When you pull through and grow your com­pany and get that big fat acqui­si­tion offer. When you ring the bell one day on the New York Stock Exchange. You’re going to remem­ber those days when you wanted to give up and quit.

How sweet it’s going be.

I hope I don’t.

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be an original


Orig­i­nals live con­sciously
Orig­i­nals think for them­selves
Orig­i­nals live their emo­tions
Orig­i­nals make their own decisions

Orig­i­nals are rooted from within
Orig­i­nals see the world as they live in it
Orig­i­nals don’t mind lik­ing what oth­ers dis­like
Orig­i­nals take self-willedness as a compliment

Orig­i­nals write their own story
Orig­i­nals choose their own music
Orig­i­nals dance their own dance
Orig­i­nals live their own legend

Are you an original?

Pretty awe­some.

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Watch Me — Explored

“There are so many peo­ple out there who will tell you that you can’t. What you’ve got to do is turn around and say, ‘watch me’.” — Layne Beach­ley :)

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Jessica Hagy: The Visual Grammar of Ideas :: Articles :: The 99 Percent

Awe­some! :)

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Moebius Transformations Revealed

Then what about trans­for­ma­tions of a 3-D space? Could we do those around a hyper­sphere…? Very pretty.

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Watch Me

“There are so many peo­ple out there who will tell you that you can’t. What you’ve got to do is turn around and say, ‘watch me’.” — Layne Beachley

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The Mathematical Crusade

It hap­pened. Like, two weeks ago. See — that’s how awe­somely fast my life is. Hence, I for­got to tell you about it. Now, I’m pretty offi­cially also called tech.head, while Anurag is called Ac.  Head. :D And I’ve actu­ally aban­doned most of my anger at that. Here go my “tech­ni­cal” con­tri­bu­tions to this year’s crusade.

From the good…

to the okay…

to the ran­domly lame…

to the most fricking-awesome.

Man, I’m one to applaud for mod­esty. Any­ways, my life’s been pretty thor­oughly rid­dled with awe­some­ness recently hence, I have lit­tle time to waste on relat­ing much about it. Hope­fully, I’ll still be around to rub some of my awe­some­ness onto you, again.