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8 Responses to "Aur Mere Liye? Are You Making Enough Me-Time In Your Life?"
P K KRISHNAN
Our mare liye .will become nahi ,ab mereliye de diye samaj keliye..I would like to narrate an incident in Japan, where in ,after the sunami disaster people were standing in queue for their ration of bread.A 68 year old man found only 3 breads in the rack.He could have taken it whole for his family for the next few days.Many fellows were behind him.He took only 3 siices out of the bread with a folded hand and apologised for taking 3 and told others I am taking this 3 slices one for my grand daughter who did not take food last night, and one slice for my mother who is 90 years who can't come and stand in the queue.and the other slice was for his neighbor who was sick and bed ridden.That is the level of compassion we INDIANs should cultivate.WHEN? is the question.At least if we do not hoard and black market for higher price then also the hard ship from calamity could have been negated.
anantha ram b..k- flautist
article about to create a very positive attitude & focus and conserve energy for me-time
Girdhar Gopal Arora
Very well explained me-time. It's important to respect oneself. There is very thin demarcation between self respect and ego. Me-time practice helps to cultivate the virtue of respecting oneself as well as others and avoiding back-biting. Thus, help to have more time for oneself to think and do something better in one's own creative way.
Kannan
Me-time is well articulated with live events and activites. 5 ways are extremely very good to get our time on track. Appreciated effort in terms of articulation.
Ganesh
Good article. True, organising self will put everthing around us in order. I liked the last part of the article... perfect job should be extension of one's hobby,in other words work with passion, me-time will be irrelevant. looking forward to read more in this page.
Paresh Sangani
I like the way you have articulated the need of making me-time. It resonates my personal views. It is well-written and contained sound, practical advice. In fact, I have already benefited from your writeup. You pointed out several things that I will remember for a lifetime. I look forward to reading your next article. Thank you.
Srini Rao
Great article. Me time comes last (that too if it ever happens) as most people are struggling to find time for one's family. To some extent a person needs to be selfish to overlook claim on your time from your spouse and kids in order to carve time for oneself in a busy daily schedule.Keep sending such thought provoking articles.
SR
Very relevant and topical article. I find myself in a rush everyday. you've captured the essence of what we think in the line "And once all this is done, energy is depleted, the mood has changed and the passion to do anything just fizzles out." I agree with your take Socila Media. The amount of time that slips through the fingers is amazing.
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