We all want to be superheros - in corporate and personal lives. Somehow completing our target with unmatched accuracy and incredible speed. Saving some office guy from a big bully. Increasing team-work through mentoring or motivational blah. Saving the office from a mega-blunder by demonstrating "keen eye for detail" power.
Some remain shy and perform like Clark Kent or Peter Parker in their personal lives and transform in Superman or Spider Man in their professional lives. Some are like Bruce Banner who overtly transform into The Hulk and gets the work done. But their alter-egos don't have exciting lives. They're always struggling to keep up with their personal commitments.
I am wondering if a guy who consistently excels in professional and personal fronts is mythical.
I have recently become a great fan of Ben Tennyson (from Ben 10), a teenager with an Omnitrix having amazing powers of 10 aliens. Depending upon the situation's intensity, he summons his aliens using his Omnitrix and transforms himself into one. Then he goes on to "resolve the issue" at hand and ensures that the "problem" does not recur.
He is plain, down-to-earth, and balances both his lives with great dexterity. In our own lives, we should transform ourselves in our role models whom we actually look up to. Be it in managing teams, family, friends, projects etc.
I think you deleted your post on change of hand writing. Nevertheless, I found it quite helpful. 2 things. First a link to the gapingvoid, it's an amazing blog. Second, I also changed to print writing when I was 13 but since then my hand writing has changed to be something that is not cursive and not print.
ReplyDeleteHi Akshat: I have put it up again for you. My hand-writing is also something in between the two styles.
ReplyDeleteCheers :)