This is the age of productivity. It's that segment of evolution where reams of pages are being written on being productive, strategies to enhance efficiency and tools to achieve greatness. The dictum "Time is money" never seemed so true than in this age. There is almost a whole industry that has been built on maximising time and extracting every ounce of potential from individuals. Self help gurus are the trendsetters and t he incessant pressure to constantly remain active is akin to stoking a fire, always adding fuel to keep it burning . In such an age that places a high premium on utilising time, harbouring productivity and being in the rat race, there is a high cost placed on standing still. One has to keep running races irrespective of whether one has sight on the target, an awareness of why he is in the race or what he is doing. You must seem to be busy, you must be seen busy and you must be on the run, forever. How did we come to this? About 15 to 20 years ...
Desires are the starting point of evolution. Desire- the six letter word was the ignition key that spurred the growth of human intellect. But, is this desire a natural process that manifests on its own? Well, the answer to this is quite tricky. Most of the times, it all begins with a flicker of temptation. That little spark of temptation within the mind is enough to set ablaze a giant ball of fire. That fire is the desire. Fire, desire, temptation, spark. You may be wondering where this is going. Let me just give a background. January 19th of 2021 is a day that most of us would never forget. An Indian team with a majority of rookies had managed to beat Australia in their own den and won the series. There was euphoria all over, it was akin to winning the world cup! A nation with countless gods and heroes had found few more in a fortnight where the quality of sport witnessed was of the very highest standards. People went ballistic on Rishabh Pant, Shubhman Gill, Mo...