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Thursday, February 9, 2012
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Turning 30
Initially appeared to be an unrealistic movie. But later, found that it can be the truth for someone; or may be for all of them who tried not to bind their lives to the typical (life)style. It's a story of a woman who is in her downtime and how she tackles it or more importantly how she goes through it. It was a nice watch! Few things I liked/learned -
- Success has a power to wash all of your sins. If you want someone to forget your mistakes, then work. Get what you really like. Not any human of course. Your work. Get into it, succeed at it and then show it to the people who think you have mistaken. But that's not so easy as it's shown in the movie. And when I say it's not easy, I don't mean succeeding but showing it to the people who got you down.
- What can keep you happily alive is your work. So before you get down, and then making your work the highest priority, start giving it priority now itself when you haven't reached your downtime.
- Enjoy the present, don't hang on to the past. Of course this is not the only movie that says that. But still... to count learnings.
- You can be respected only by getting mature. And to become mature is to let go things, to not express your broken heart and to show understanding even if you don't have it. After all you are just what you pretend to be.
- Success has a power to wash all of your sins. If you want someone to forget your mistakes, then work. Get what you really like. Not any human of course. Your work. Get into it, succeed at it and then show it to the people who think you have mistaken. But that's not so easy as it's shown in the movie. And when I say it's not easy, I don't mean succeeding but showing it to the people who got you down.
- What can keep you happily alive is your work. So before you get down, and then making your work the highest priority, start giving it priority now itself when you haven't reached your downtime.
- Enjoy the present, don't hang on to the past. Of course this is not the only movie that says that. But still... to count learnings.
- You can be respected only by getting mature. And to become mature is to let go things, to not express your broken heart and to show understanding even if you don't have it. After all you are just what you pretend to be.
Saturday, February 4, 2012
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