Lessons from chess:
Think before you move.
Patience wins.
Strategy beats speed.
Learn from mistakes.
Protect what matters.
Value every piece.
Adapt to change.
Sacrifice when needed.
Think ahead.
Control emotions.
Stay calm under pressure.
Keep learning.
Perhaps that’s why life often feels like one long game of chess. ♟️
@nitin_gadkari Sir daily we are facing traffic stuck up for atleast from last 1 months....not managed.....at one end we are developing the express ways ....the other end the traffic is not handle at NH 48 near Palsana....kindly look into. @NHAI_Official@CMOGuj
@nitin_gadkari Sir daily we are facing traffic stuck up for atleast from last 1 months....not managed.....at one end we are developing the express ways ....the other end the traffic is not handle at NH 48 near Palsana....kindly look into. @NHAI_Official@CMOGuj
I sincerely request @Bhupendrapbjp@sanghaviharsh to strengthen Digital India infrastructure at public service center
Citizens face long delays due to poor servers & limited counters
A stronger system will ensure faster service, transparency & trust
#DigitalIndia#PublicService
A pattern I’ve noticed in the people who are successful-speed.
They don’t overthink, overplan, or wait for the perfect moment. They move. While others are debating, researching, they’re already learning, adjusting, and making progress.
When I got enough confidence, the stage was gone. When I was sure of losing, I won. When I needed people the most, they left. When I learned to dry my tears, I found a shoulder to cry on. When I mastered the skill of hating, someone started loving me deeply. And when I waited for light and fell asleep, the sun came out.
That’s life! No matter what you plan, you never know what life has planned for you. Success introduces you to the world, but failure introduces the world to you.
Always be happy! When we lose hope and think it’s the end, God smiles and says, ‘Relax, sweetheart; it’s just a bend, not the end.’ – Sophia Loren
Upma was served in a breakfast every morning in a hostel with a capacity of 100 people. Out of those 100 people, 80 people used to complain every day that different items should be made instead of upma.
But, the other 20 people were happy to eat upma. The remaining 80 people wanted to cook something other than upma.
The hostel warden voting method was proposed as some decision had to be reached in this chaotic situation.
According to this, whichever tiffin gets the most votes, that tiffin will be cooked that day.*
20 students who wanted Upma cast their vote accurately. The remaining 80 people cast their vote as follows.
18 - Masala Dosa
16 - Aloo Parotta & Dahi
14 - Roti & Subg
12 - Bread & Butter
10 - Noodles
10 - Idli Sambar
So, as per the voting results, Upma gets the highest number of votes, and again the same is served every day.
Lesson: As long as 80% of the population is selfish, divided and scattered, 20% will rule us.
This is a silent message.
A poem I have attempted:
Sometimes,
I wish I could go back in time…
Not to change the past, but to relive those little moments I overlooked.
Sometimes,
I wish I could be a child again…
Not to escape life’s duties, but to feel my mother’s hand guiding mine as we walked.
Sometimes,
I wish I could revisit my school days…
Not to ace exams, but to cherish the simple joy of laughing and playing with friends during lunch breaks.
Sometimes,
I wish I could be in college again…
Not to challenge the world, but to treasure the late-night conversations about dreams and ambitions.
Sometimes,
I wish I could return to the early days of my career…
Not for the excitement of new opportunities, but to truly appreciate the mentors who shaped my journey.
Sometimes,
I wish I could hold my children when they were small…
Not because they’ve grown too fast,but to relive the magic in their eyes when they learned something new.
Sometimes,
I wish I could pause life in moments with loved ones…
Not because I fear aging, but to give them my undivided attention, before time slips away.