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March 2011

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Donot run just follow

Husienberg’s uncertainity principle explains about the relation of position, mass and velocity of a body. His theory explains:-” when the velocity is gradually increasing, the mass and position of a body, at the same rate, becomes uncertain”. It is applicable for not only body but anybody. If you are speeding up faster to achieve your goal, then you cannot judge the direction. Just like a man in running bike cannot judge a man crossing the road.

Being hasty reduces your efficiency. So first, its necessary to learn about the destination you want to reach. Then judge your capacity to make the journey, if you are hungry in the beginning you cannot make it. So basic requirement is obligatory, otherwise you are going to be tired in some miles. Make a itinerary of your journey, so that you won’t be confused which way to go, midway. Evaluate your performance time to time and go ahead steadily, don’t stop. You are not going to loose bcoz you have already started it and there are people who are just thinking to start the same thing you are going to finish.

Don’t run just follow your goal, so that you can observe every instance of your experience, feel every moment of stepping towards the goal, learn to solve problems from every difficulties you encountered and worked out. This will not only make you successful but will give you courage to sustain it for moments.

- Bimal

Mar 6, 2011
Deadline

that line

horizontal

- - -

or

vertical

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that you should care about

that distinguishes your professional speed

that can give you an market identity

that keeps your clients motivated

that encourages your developers

will give you pleasure once you complete drawing it, draw horizontally or draw vertically doesn’t matters - what matters is completing the assignment in time.

Mar 6, 2011
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