A light in the darkness

This season I have thought to reflect on the book "The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari." After deciding this, I landed on a new book, which caught my attention. This book is "So Good They Can't Ignore You." CHAPTER 1 I think this decision to write on this chapter is apt for this hour. Since I do not want to disclose many things from my life, I would stick to my enlightenment at this moment. So, today's discussion is on Steve Jobs. Over the years, he had been my inspiration, but this story of his I did not know. So, Jobs actually began his college life as a student of Western history and dance at the leading Reed College. Sounds weird, for the tech world knows him as a visionary and pioneer of the personal computer revolution. That is true.  In order to make you understand what I saw in Steve Jobs story, I was carried to read the section of the book "Man's Search for Meaning" by Viktor Frankl. In this book he describes logotherapy, which focuses on th...

  T The journey with Blogchatter has always been a blessing year after year. This year, even though I had been too engaged with various other commitments, the Blogchatter team has kept us all united with all their creative workouts.  So, as we approach the year-end, the Blogchatterwrap party remains the perfect time to preserve all our memories and say thank you to the Blogchatter team. It is time now to begin my wrap-up party with Blogchatter. CHAPTER 1 This chapter asks us to give a title to the year we are about to finish. Title: 2025: The Silver Lining Blurp: Life is a mixture of good days and bad days and nothing we can ignore. Bad days teach us lessons, and good days carve memories. None of us want these hardships, but still we have to live them. Amidst these dark days, even the slightest silver linings give meaning and direction to our sinking lives. Grabbing these silver lining moments weaves the bright to the heaven of our achievements.  This post is for #Blogch...