August 2nd: How to keep working NO MATTER WHAT!

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  • čas přidán 9. 09. 2024
  • Sarshar Ali Sayyed,
    Venue : Dynamic Computer School
    Contact: 95949396063 / 81085 60029
    Shop No 2, Golden Fleece 1, Mira Bhayandar Rd, Medetiya Nagar, Queens Park, Mira Road East, Thane, Mira Bhayandar
    #DynamicComputerSchool #sarsharsayyed
    Life often throws us curveballs, challenging us in unexpected ways. How we respond to these challenges defines our journey. Musonius Rufus, for instance, was exiled three times but saw each exile as an opportunity rather than a barrier, thinking, “All right! I can work that way too.”
    Theodore Roosevelt shared a similar mindset. After a surgery left him potentially confined to a wheelchair, he embraced the challenge, saying, “All right! I can work that way too!”
    This is the mindset we need to adopt. Life will never be perfect, and conditions will rarely be ideal. However, nothing can stop us from learning and growing. Difficult situations often present unique opportunities for growth, even if they aren’t the ones we would have chosen.
    Imagine being told you can no longer work in the way you’re used to. Maybe you’ve lost a job, faced a health issue, or encountered another significant obstacle. The key is to adapt and find new ways to continue your journey. Like Musonius Rufus with his philosophy and Theodore Roosevelt with his work, we can thrive within whatever constraints we face.
    For example, if you’re passionate about painting but have lost the use of your dominant hand, try using your other hand or explore digital art. If you’ve been forced to move to a new city and feel out of place, use this as an opportunity to learn about a new culture, make new friends, and discover different perspectives.
    The essence of this approach is resilience and adaptability. We can’t control every aspect of our lives, but we can control how we respond. By embracing challenges and working within our constraints, we continue to grow and achieve our goals.
    So, the next time life throws you a curveball, remember Musonius Rufus and Theodore Roosevelt. Think to yourself, “All right! I can work that way too.” And then, get to work.
    Discover the wisdom of Stoicism with insights from Seneca, Musonius Rufus, and Theodore Roosevelt. Learn to face life challenges, embrace obstacles, and adapt with resilience. Overcome setbacks by finding opportunities and drawing inspiration and motivation. Cultivate inner strength, contentment, and a productive mindset. Explore personal growth through creative solutions, innovation, and mental toughness. Focus on positive thinking, self-improvement, and personal development. Handle adversity, find fulfillment, and set meaningful goals. Achieve inner peace, balance life, and embrace change with philosophical wisdom. Adapt to change and develop a success mindset for a fulfilling life journey.

Komentáře • 11

  • @SumitSaurabh-f8q
    @SumitSaurabh-f8q Před dnem +1

    Ur videos are amazing 😊😊
    Keep it up bro ❤❤😊😊

  • @vikaskumar4301
    @vikaskumar4301 Před měsícem +2

    ❤️❤️❤️❤️

  • @sumitgiri6361
    @sumitgiri6361 Před měsícem +3

    Good work big brother!!

    • @sarsharsayyed
      @sarsharsayyed  Před měsícem +1

      Thank you so much for saying that, means a lot to me

  • @AchuJohn10
    @AchuJohn10 Před měsícem +2

    This is what I need now but well done Captain ❤

    • @sarsharsayyed
      @sarsharsayyed  Před měsícem

      I really hope it helps you Achu, and you have the ability to pull through any situation

  • @MDsameer-hr6ev
    @MDsameer-hr6ev Před měsícem +2

    Hindi mein video banana apki sabse accha Decision hain

    • @sarsharsayyed
      @sarsharsayyed  Před měsícem +1

      Thank you bhai for telling me tha, aap mere videos phele se dekh rahe ho?

  • @AKBodhi
    @AKBodhi Před měsícem +2

    Bro why in hindi? Would like to know your thought

    • @sarsharsayyed
      @sarsharsayyed  Před měsícem +2

      I came to understand that my audience is 70% from India and we think in hindi for most part, so if I want to make ot understandable, it’s better in hindi