Managing Change - Robin Sharma

Managing Change: Transforming a Hard Day into a Great One
- By Robin Sharma

(Author of The #1 Bestseller "The Leader Who Had No Title")
Last week, some smart soul on Twitter asked me to share my thoughts and strategies on turning a so-called "bad day" into a positive one. So he could show leadership versus victimhood. And focus on opportunities versus stay stuck on problems.

Excellent request. Ready to reply. Thank you for asking.

The first idea I'll suggest is that there's really no such thing as a "bad day".
(I still adore Nietzche's genius line: "What doesn't kill us makes us stronger.")

Everything that we experience,........

SKY PARK - SINGAPORE

 

In Singapore , Sky Park June 24 in Singapore , opened a new wonder of the world. " Sky Park " Marina Bay Sands is located on the 200-meter height on the three skyscrapers, as if on three pillars. Here is the most expensive in the world of casinos, bars, restaurants, the largest outdoor swimming pool, 150 meters long and even the Museum of Modern Art . View MORE .........................

Cups on the Wall

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A Cup from the Wall by khitab

 

I sat with a friend in a high-class coffee shop in a small town near

Venice, Italy. As we enjoyed our coffee, a man entered and sat at an empty

table beside us.

He called the waiter and placed his order saying, "Two cups of coffee, one

of them there on the wall." We heard this order with some interest and

observed that he was served with ... ...

Gudi Padwa - from WIKI-bhai

Gudi Padwa

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Gudhi Padva (Guḍhī Pāḍavā)
A Gudhi is erected on Gudhi Padva
Official name	Gudhi Padva or Samvatsar Padvo
Observed by	Marathi Hindus, Konkanis
Type	Hindu lunar new year's Day
Date	March/ April
2012 date	March 23
2013 date	April 11
Celebrations	1 day
Related to	Hindu calendar

Gudhi Padva (pronounced as Guḍhī Pāḍavā) (Marathi: गुढी पाडवा, often mis-pronounced as guDi padwa because ढी sounds like डी when spoken), is the Marathi name for Chaitra Shukla Pratipada.^[1] It is celebrated on the