Blog by-Dr Jaya Kumar.
Some words are really very simple to listen to or read, but they have an in-depth hidden inspiration which can motivate oneself to achieve even the impossible.
Recently, I attended a lecture by one of the renowned architects of the South Asian region of the world, where he shared his beautifully designed architectural works that bought several laurels to him. As he shared the inspiration behind the unique creations, I was awestruck.
One of the persons he had hired for making one of his projects was an expert at his art.
He said to the Architect' If you can draw it, I can make it'.
Such simple words which sound positive and optimistic. The inspiration further gained weight when one came to know that the work which was crafted so well by that 'optimistic expert ', had suffered an accident where he had lost his one eye and one hand which left him with a physical disability but could not break his mental strength and optimism to take his expertise to another level.
That level where he broke the boundaries of the impossible and made it practically possible.
The strength and power of his positive approch towards life is unmatchable.
No excuses, no laid back attitude, no complaints and no disappointments.
Only strength to go ahead with the power of perfection and a thankful attitude for what is left, without any regrets.
Surely, we all have to be thankful for what we have and work towards designing the best of our lives.
A life which could inspire others and becomes worth living.
The words and views expressed in my blogs are personal and are my original work of thoughts.
Some words are really very simple to listen to or read, but they have an in-depth hidden inspiration which can motivate oneself to achieve even the impossible.
Recently, I attended a lecture by one of the renowned architects of the South Asian region of the world, where he shared his beautifully designed architectural works that bought several laurels to him. As he shared the inspiration behind the unique creations, I was awestruck.
One of the persons he had hired for making one of his projects was an expert at his art.
He said to the Architect' If you can draw it, I can make it'.
Such simple words which sound positive and optimistic. The inspiration further gained weight when one came to know that the work which was crafted so well by that 'optimistic expert ', had suffered an accident where he had lost his one eye and one hand which left him with a physical disability but could not break his mental strength and optimism to take his expertise to another level.
That level where he broke the boundaries of the impossible and made it practically possible.
The strength and power of his positive approch towards life is unmatchable.
No excuses, no laid back attitude, no complaints and no disappointments.
Only strength to go ahead with the power of perfection and a thankful attitude for what is left, without any regrets.
Surely, we all have to be thankful for what we have and work towards designing the best of our lives.
A life which could inspire others and becomes worth living.
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