Comments on: The greatest walls are built with the smallest bricks. http://www.bestoutofyou.com/personal-development/47/the-greatest-walls-are-built-with-the-smallest-bricks/ Way to have freedom of money, life and mind. Mon, 06 Feb 2012 05:43:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 By: Ashwani http://www.bestoutofyou.com/personal-development/47/the-greatest-walls-are-built-with-the-smallest-bricks/#comment-56 Ashwani Mon, 30 Jun 2008 18:09:31 +0000 http://www.bestoutofyou.com/personal-development/47/the-greatest-walls-are-built-with-the-smallest-bricks/#comment-56 dear ritu, thanks for your appreciation, as you wrote -"On this front, I have failed several times as I tend to be impatient and intolerant" i would like to suggest you to go through -the article - HAPPINESS WITHIN YOU. dear ritu,
thanks for your appreciation,
as you wrote -”On this front, I have failed several times as I tend to
be impatient and intolerant”
i would like to suggest you to go through
-the article -
HAPPINESS WITHIN YOU.

]]> By: Ritu Khatiwala http://www.bestoutofyou.com/personal-development/47/the-greatest-walls-are-built-with-the-smallest-bricks/#comment-55 Ritu Khatiwala Mon, 30 Jun 2008 12:59:15 +0000 http://www.bestoutofyou.com/personal-development/47/the-greatest-walls-are-built-with-the-smallest-bricks/#comment-55 Success is a matter of finding appropriate balance while you are in motion rather than finding a comfortable resting place to stagnate.......... wow........ that is so right.... In all the last 27 years of my life, I have been running after different things. Sometimes I got what I wanted, while at others I did not. But much, much more than what I remember of those "successes" or "failures" is the time and effort that I put into achieving those desires and ambitions. Today, when I think of those times, it is the pleasure of having put in my 100% or the discomfort of being distracted / lazy / escapist that has left me with a respective good or bad feeling. I don't remember what it felt like winning prizes, I don't remember what it felt like failing entrance examinations..... but I certainly do remember the pleasure of working hard, enjoying every bit of walking on the right path......and THAT is when and where I succeded.(when I lived those moments fully, the times when I worked in the right manner for the right goal) And the second thing in your article that has affected me the most is that relationships include everyone that we are interacting with......... On this front, I have failed several times as I tend to be impatient and intolerant. I guess I've got an insight on this. I congratulate you on having understood the subject so well and more so on writing it out so simply and yet, so effectively.... Ritu Success is a matter of finding appropriate balance while you are in motion rather than finding a comfortable resting place to stagnate……….

wow……..
that is so right….
In all the last 27 years of my life, I have been running after different things. Sometimes I got what I wanted, while at others I did not. But much, much more than what I remember of those “successes” or “failures” is the time and effort that I put into achieving those desires and ambitions. Today, when I think of those times, it is the pleasure of having put in my 100% or the discomfort of being distracted / lazy / escapist that has left me with a respective good or bad feeling.
I don’t remember what it felt like winning prizes, I don’t remember what it felt like failing entrance examinations….. but I certainly do remember the pleasure of working hard, enjoying every bit of walking on the right path……and THAT is when and where I succeded.(when I lived those moments fully, the times when I worked in the right manner for the right goal)

And the second thing in your article that has affected me the most is that relationships include everyone that we are interacting with………
On this front, I have failed several times as I tend to be impatient and intolerant.

I guess I’ve got an insight on this.

I congratulate you on having understood the subject so well and more so on writing it out so simply and yet, so effectively….

Ritu

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