Amit Ranjan

It was inspiring. I reflected on below points while watching it: - Have a bit of madness - Don't feel guilty of your ambition - How can you make you improve the life of your dependants/workers? What is your vision and why is that? - When you become careless and lose mindfulness, be ready for the pain in the future. Every lazy day creates a tough day in immediate future. - There is no free day. - What are your priorities? What takes precedence? It can be worthwhile to take a step back to learn, introspect and become potent. - Do you stick to your long term plan or are worried for daily wages / daily securities? - Are you ambitious and not ready? You won't ever be, just start a bit before than you are fully prepared. - Do what you feel is right and people will follow. - Are you procastinating and avoiding effort? - Do you lack planning/structure or motivation? - Are you close to your original self? Be as pure as your spirit without any manipulation or contamination. - Are you the true expression of God that your name itself is your praise or are you a faker, hungry for recognition, quick fame (which is hollow and short-lived)? - Are you the contributor (leader) or an impeder (detractor)? - Contributors always triumph, critics always fail - Do you have the potential to lead, experiment, remain focused, show perseverance, improve, iterate and do something unthinkable, something not done before hence satisfying you to the best? - What is your invention? - Can you compromise on your passion? - Do you want to be a hollow teacher or a leader / doer?