Some people can fly but they have forgotten how to fly . So they forgot Some people completely do not know they can fly . So they never learned Some people have flew before, but forgot how to. so they never remember. Some people know they can fly, but never try because they are surrounded with fear. So they quit Some people wanted to see others fly before they fly. So they wait

Its very important to try out things and when the obstacles seem unsurmountable ,it is even more important to create situations that make you go for it. This is superbly narrated in the form of a story by Seth Levine:. Two friends were walking together through some fields when they came to a high wall. The wall stretched as far as they could see in both directions. As they were talking about what to do in this impassable situation one of the men takes off his favorite felt hat and throws it over the wall.

Via: JotBlog Jotspot has an event called hackathon which helps engineers in the firm become more creative. It’s a day-long event where our engineers each crank on something: valuable to the company but not what they’re “supposed” to be working on and that can be taken from idea to working prototype in one day Results are stunning!

Came across this word in seth’s post - was curious to know its origins : ** Doppelganger :** Meaning “double walker” a doppelganger is a shadow-self that accompanies every human. Only the owner of a doppelganger can see it, otherwise it is invisible to human eyes. Dogs and cats have been known to see doppelgangers. Providing sympathetic company, a doppelganger almost always stands behind a person, and they cast no reflection in a mirror.

Years ago, I was given an article by my classmate titled " How Resilience Works " . Though I had read it long time back, I could not relate to the article for many reasons. It was debunking the oft repeated quote from many a people who say " I am resilient “. Infact one does not know whether he is resilient or not, unless one goes through some hardship.