18 December 2014
I went to CCD in Daryaganj, sat there for an hour or so, reading a report on e-commerce, it was on things to consider before taking your business online. Had a good ambience, was good for a change, atleast if I am bored I can switch places and go and read somewhere else it was a nice experience. I should totally do this more often.
I think that deep down I am a big believer, When I cross through those historical monuments, I wish to spend my day exploring those places, getting to know, the heritage we have and how we as a city evolved to where we are today. And many a times it's just a longing to share all the nice things that come to my mind with someone. It's said that how we are constantly surrounded by people and how technology has made us connected and networked. But the thing with this is that it never helps, you never use it for that purpose. I have never told anyone about some awesome feeling I had over technology, it kills the fun, I don't want to make that feeling a trivial instance, more often I like to preserve it, so it can be shared at an apt moment, when that someone is around you or somehow in a better way.
Niceness, boy it gives me goosebumps, It's just a new feeling, rejuvenating, to have that in you. And specially with everyone so busy. Each one of us is in a mess somehow, now when you're in that mess a harmless soul can do wonders, you just have to politely whisper in their ears something good. Tell them, that they are awesome and if they hang in there, things will fall in place.
However in return, nothing ought to be expected, not even a little thank you. Haa I am joking a harmless thank you never fails to bright your day. I mean a smile on someone's face because of you is a marvellous achievement in itself.
Work is going nice, I have my share of ups and downs, Now is the time to realize that things should start to materialize in some solid form. A plan is coming up, I am waiting for some big break through kind of a thing. Well let's hope I keep working sincerely and my efforts prove fruitful.
I went to CCD in Daryaganj, sat there for an hour or so, reading a report on e-commerce, it was on things to consider before taking your business online. Had a good ambience, was good for a change, atleast if I am bored I can switch places and go and read somewhere else it was a nice experience. I should totally do this more often.
I think that deep down I am a big believer, When I cross through those historical monuments, I wish to spend my day exploring those places, getting to know, the heritage we have and how we as a city evolved to where we are today. And many a times it's just a longing to share all the nice things that come to my mind with someone. It's said that how we are constantly surrounded by people and how technology has made us connected and networked. But the thing with this is that it never helps, you never use it for that purpose. I have never told anyone about some awesome feeling I had over technology, it kills the fun, I don't want to make that feeling a trivial instance, more often I like to preserve it, so it can be shared at an apt moment, when that someone is around you or somehow in a better way.
Niceness, boy it gives me goosebumps, It's just a new feeling, rejuvenating, to have that in you. And specially with everyone so busy. Each one of us is in a mess somehow, now when you're in that mess a harmless soul can do wonders, you just have to politely whisper in their ears something good. Tell them, that they are awesome and if they hang in there, things will fall in place.
However in return, nothing ought to be expected, not even a little thank you. Haa I am joking a harmless thank you never fails to bright your day. I mean a smile on someone's face because of you is a marvellous achievement in itself.
Work is going nice, I have my share of ups and downs, Now is the time to realize that things should start to materialize in some solid form. A plan is coming up, I am waiting for some big break through kind of a thing. Well let's hope I keep working sincerely and my efforts prove fruitful.
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