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27 Responses to "Don't Tell Me You Can't!"
Harjeet Singh
It bring tears in my eyes.... Anisa.... Success do demand all that you have narrated... When I look at all my successes achieved...... Truly...! These were the ingredients......... Thanks for sharing!
Anil Kumar
what we want and believe we can have or are allowed to have you will find that ypu will be taking positive steps towards that end
anil kumar
yaa....I do agree you can create self confidence to any degree you wantit is inner firmness,determination and the power of pushing towards any goal........
Sarva Sukh Acharya
Think Positive, Be Positive and Take action will always lead to success. We may see the journey of Mr. Narendra Modi, present PM of India. Before he was given charge to lead the campaign before Lok Sabha Election, he was very confident and did total spade work with open mind, He was a positive thinker and he is a positive action oriented person. He has shown to World What a determined person can do.
V.R.Sekar
The vast vibraration in our body will lead our mind to go for your think positive, take action lead to luck. Yours is very positive approach in any field.
K S Rao
Yes! It's possible, always.. It's a matter of developing that positive attitude and persistance! Thank you Anisa, for making me to think and sort it out!
R V Iyer
Thanks. Highly Inspiring.
ajay agarwalla
Very educative and wort sharing with all loved ones
ramarao
i believe in the first and second parts. there is no third part LIKE LUCK, especially when you don`t allow any negative thought to creep in i.e.,SANKALP+POSITIVE ACTION+ POSITIVE FOLLOW THROUGH AND NO NEGATIVE THOUGHT:- SUCCESS IS ASSURED. YOU INTEND THE END RESULT AND DELIBERATELY WORK THROUGH TILL END. TRY IT CONSCIOUSLY SOMETIME. REGARDLESS OF THE FOREGOING THE STORY AND ITS TELLING IS QUITE INSPIRING.I AM FORWARDING IT TO MY GRAND CHILDREN AS I USUALLY DO WITH ALL YOUR WRITINGS. YOU ARE A SELF MADE WOMAN.
Raziuddin Shaikh
This article is so motivating, encouraging & awesome, I can't thank you enough,
a.lakshmikanthan
Such words are required to kindle the desire to go forward for the hearts which are suffering from sagging spirits.Age and positions are no bar. pl continue your GOOD SERVICE to the society
Gopal Kandoi
a very encouraging story. i have forwarded the same to my two grand children who are excellent in their studies & other activities, how ever i felt this will encourage & guide them further. i have also sent copy to their parents
Mother India
highly motivated .
Anisa
@ Montu: Yes I did struggle with that one, but then I realized my point was not that you succumb to luck but that you accept that things will sometimes not go according to plan, but that's okay it doesn't mean you should stop running. Maybe I should have said belief like @Mr. Ramachandran said. @Lakshminarayan: I did think about that, whether I would have written if I'd missed the flight... I'm not sure. But truth is I believe that the fact that I got on the plane was trivial to this whole experience...that's why I did not put it till the end. I learned that until the time you reach your destination you gotta just keep running...would have done whatever to get where I wanted.
Anil Kapadia
Dear Anisa, All your articles about experiences in life are inspiring. make for a gr8 reading and recalling the same when faced with such trying times helps one to gather wits and make way out of what seems to be a gone case at first thought. Keep it up and best wishes, Anil
S k rastogi
Encouraging
Gurdeep Singh Bariana
Just believe in yourself. Nothing more, nothing less.
Montu Sarmah
Encouraging piece...but luck? I think luck is inversely proportional to self confidence. If luck is there nobody will take action.
Ramachandran
When I was 21, developed tingling pain in my right arm; could not type, write or do much work with my right hand fingers. I had the good fortune to read Dale Carnegie's " How to stop worrying and start living " . Started acting on his advice, practiced writing with left hand. Ahoy, I was able to get to work within a few days. Positive thinking, action & belief made me more a southpaw now. At my present 72, I read your articles & am trying to improve and improve. Keep up the good work. God bless you.
K N Nair
The article is well worth reading and wish it reaches out to everyone to read.
G.V.Raman
An excellant piece.Absolutely true. Congrts for catching that flight.You did it. So will everyone who thinks positive
Jaishankar Jayaraman
Inspiring article which teaches a simple 3 point formula for attaining success. This success formula is applicable to one and all in whatever they try to achieve in life. Thanks again for this masterpiece.
Javed K
a very inspiring article , motivated me to get back into the ring - we all have our moments of low , happened to read this article in one such moment of low , reading it made me resolve to live to fight another day, my "luck" that I read it.
kartik
after reading this article, i would just like to say many thanks for inspiring and giving a spring to all dormant success awaiting right out there.. God bless you ..
amar nath jha
do your best and let the life do the rest--Robin Sarma
Anupam
Excuses are the nails used to build the house of failure
Lakshminarayanan
I also believe this and practice it too especially the part of not accepting the alternative. I have a story to tell about this but only after the story is complete. It is still in the last chapter. It is also what Bhagawad Gita says: Do your best and leave the rest to me. In other words you have to do your best to achieve your goals. You may fail but that is okay. The sad part is only success is written about. Would you have taken this example if you had tried and the door closed?
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