Originally posted by : Aditya Maheshwari
	People rarely succeed unless they have fun in what they are doing.

Very True. 

Many  ( including students ) don't feel fun after they select their career and this is one of the most important reason of their failure.

Even some qualified CAs don't feel fun to run the practice. Those who are in job also don't feel pleasure and remain in tense. 

One should try to find out which is missing and who prevents to enjoy the life. 

"Knowing is not enough we must apply...

Willing is not enough we must do..."

Life in the World

Life in the world is short,

Why shoulder an unnecessary load

Of worldly relationships?

Thy parents gave thee birth in the world,

But the Lord ordained thy fate.

Life passes in getting and spending,

No merit is earned by virtuous deeds

I will sing the praises of Hari

In the company of the holy men,

Nothing else concerns me.

Mira's Lord is the courtly Giridhara,

She says: Only by Thy power

Have I crossed to the further shore.

We each have an important role to fulfill during this journey we call life. The things we absorb along the way can sometimes leave us feeling

overwhelmed, confused, and not sure which direction to follow. Recall, Reclaim, and begin working toward fulfilling the purpose for which you

were sent and you will find new meaning, joy, fulfillment, and a sense of deep inner peace in each and every area of your life.

"Life is Full of Beauty, Notice it..

Notice the Bumble Bee, the Small Child, and the Smiling Faces...

Smell the Rain, and Feel the Wind. Live Your Life to the fullest Potential, and Fight for Your DREAMS.."

Life can prove to be an amazing journey as well as present challenges that at times can be "perceived" as

insurmountable. But is their appearance blocking and keeping you from receiving all that you were

intended? Their is a "Perfect Plan" in place that enables and empowers you to attract and experience

whatever you might choose for yourself.

“This is my wish for All of you:

Originally posted by : CS Richa Sharma
	"Always be a first-rate version of yourself, instead of a second-rate version of somebody else."

Very True.

Read   more   ( even the same line - more times )  

and  then  analyze what we read. 

It sharpens our skills.

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one would  hardly be able to a first rate version of  self. 

I appreciate ur comment, Rakhecha Sir.....

Most great people have attained their greatest

success just one step beyond their greatest failure.

nice