Avinash Blog - Self Improvement & Motivation

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This Past Year was one of the roller coaster rides of my life,so i didn't get time to update my blog.Past year made me to take some personal and carrier related decision's which would impact my future life. Mostly I took bad decision more then good decisions but I don’t regret it, the other side taught me a lot about life.

Meet a lot of wonderful people.Some were hard workers,good talkers,good creators and some were good people.

I now enter my professional side of my life, life is not the same as it used to be.

Good News: Now I am a Game Designer.

Some of the lesson I learned:

Your profession doesn’t describe your life, your life should describe your profession.
If you care less about your “Passion”, you will lose it. If you care more about your “Passion”, you will get hurt.
If you are going through rough time, believe me you are the few of the luckiest ones because “A Smooth sea never made a Skillful Sailor”.
Be Curious and Be Focused.
· Don't follow others rule book, follow your own. If you don't have it, make it.
The Most important lesson I learned “Believing in myself” and “Learning from FAILURE”.

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10 Inspiring Quotations That Will Change The Way You Think

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Words of Wisdom from the Movies

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Have powerful goals

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Your goals have to be great and clear enough to set your imagination on fire. Your goals must excite your imagination. Something powerful always excites the mind – either positively or negatively.

A powerful goal has a life of its own. It has a great energy to create the greatest motivation in you to achieve it.

A Powerful goal must be something you want, it must be your wildest dream come true. So what are you waiting for go ahead and write your wildest goal and start working for it.

Experts are in agreement that we all need powerful goals to achieve any kind of success.

What do the experts say?

"Goals are the fuel in the furnace of achievement."
Brian Tracy

"If you don't know where you're going, you might not get there."
Yogi Berra

"Who aims at excellence will be above mediocrity; who aims at mediocrity will be far short of it."
Proverb

"Don't bunt. Aim out of the ballpark."
David Ogilvy

"There’s nothing wrong with having your goals really high and trying to achieve them. That’s the fun part. You may come up short. I’ve come up short on a lot on my goals, but it’s always fun to try and achieve them."
Tiger Woods

"Winning isn't everything, but wanting to win is."
Vince Lombardi

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Life Lessons from 22

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The lesson which I have learned in past few months.

If you are not excited about your baby, then no one will be.

Don’t procrastinate on level 1.

Do things you hate now otherwise you will do it for your entire life.

Convert knowledge into skill.

Life is a war, a war with your best self and your worst self. The outcome of the battle will decide your future.

No fear, no distraction is the way to live.

Without risk and courage, you will lose the game.

Walk the talk.

You can get anything you want if you are willing to pay the price for it.

What others think about you is not important what you think of yourself is important.

Future is always overwhelming.

I hope the above lessons give you a better understanding of life and help you make fewer mistakes in life

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Inspirational Graduation Speeches

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Conan O'Brien

Barack Obama

Bill Clinton

Denzel Washington

Tom Hanks

Jonathan Franzen

Amy Poehler

Phil Rosenthal

Mark Zuckerberg

Aron Ralston

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Phenomenal successes is the result of clearly defined outcomes

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The most successful and legendary people, again in all pursuits, show time and again that their outstanding achievements are rarely outcomes of chance. They are the result of clearly defined outcomes.

Today, I am going to list a few people who barely had the luck to become world’s best but are the world’s best

At the age of eight, Tiger Woods set his goal of breaking every record set in golf and to become the world’s number on golfer. He accomplished this feat 13 years later at the age of 21. How? He spent those thirteen years focusing on his game in order to take it to the level he needed in order to be the best.

At the age of 12, Steven Spielberg knew that what he wanted to do was to tell stories to the world by making movies. It was this specific goal that directed him to spend his time making home videos at the age of 12 and exposing himself to movie sets at universal studios at the age of 18. It was these years of focused effort that allowed him to build the level of experience and skill he needed to make some of the best movies around.

Did Bill Clinton happen to be at the right place and at the right time when the Democrats nominated him to run for the Presidency? No way! It took years of focus and planning in one upward direction that won him the most powerful position in the world. Born the son of a poor widow in America’s poorest state, Bill Clinton seemed to have had every handicap… yet young Bill had a clear vision that it would be his mission in life to improve the lives of millions, by leading his country one day. It was this clear vision that motivated him to run for elections on student committees in every school he attended. In fact, at one time, he was barred from running for any more college committee positions because he was already heading far too many! In Hillary Clinton’s best-selling book, ‘Living History’, she recounts how he went around telling everyone that one day he would be the President of the United States, when they were both still studying in Yale university!