tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-18656446.post488176741251264086..comments2010-01-18T18:26:37.287+05:30Ashutosh Karhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/00867054005610260976noreply@blogger.comBlogger2125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-18656446.post-82871335198231828252010-01-18T18:26:37.287+05:302010-01-18T18:26:37.287+05:30

Dear Dhiraj,<br />Thanks for your comments. You are right. I think many people have a very narrow definition of success...they would call you successful only when you have money, fame and power. But that need not always be the case. Gandhiji didn&#39;t have money. Mother Teresa didn&#39;t have money or Power (in the usual sense). They were extraordinarily successful human beings.<br /><br />I

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Hey.... quite in line with my thinking.... When should I call myself SUCCESSFULL! Really tricky question. Should I link it with happiness, should I link it with contentment... Should I link it with an extraordinary exploration of my abilities.... what is about.... I guess its a comlex equation made up of priorities, preferences, capabilities and outlook.... Its like a man there may be a man who

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