Gently let the stones find its way the river does flow in the right direction it will take time, so does everything in life once it happens you have a choice to think if […]
Category: Creativity
The writer in every reader – Books, Blogs and Print on demand
The Publishing industry always had an attire that identified itself differently for the author and the reader…. What happened in recent years with the self-publishing and ‘publish on demand’ services coming up is that attire […]
Ken Robinson – Conformity, Creativity and Education’s Death Valley
There wouldn’t be many who have not seen Sir Ken Robinson talk on Education at TED… I mean on your Laptops…. it was quite viral… both his videos on TED.com and here now there is […]
Bored…? Be Unconventional…. Break the monotony
The other day as I was driving to Lunch I saw a guy with a Board advertising some rental properties…. A usual scene when you drive through the bay area… most of the time you […]
Are you Creative?
After around twenty years in my work life I often keep hearing people say that they wished they had a more creative life. They are mostly referring to Artists, singers, movie actors and more who […]
Out of Our Minds By Sir Ken Robinson
Sir Ken Robinson became a household name when his first TED Video went viral on the internet and social networks. His second video made the same viral impact. Reading his book was in my agenda […]
No Process should become a Red Tape
Processes are put in place so things could run smoothly and by running smoothly it also means that someone has a way to control and predict the outcome or delays. All said and done processes […]
Life is what happens to you while you’re busy making other plans
Planning is what makes you do more in the available time and save you from surprises that peep from the corner. But there is also a certain adventure with not planning things. A certain love […]
Sir Ken’s Followup talk at TED
I had written about Sir Ken’s first talk in TED earlier and today I had a chance to hear him again. The last talk did change me in the way I looked at what my kids wanted and as a result my daughter whom we were pushing for violin classes, given a choice stopped it and enrolled in Gymnastics.
Now the result is that I don’t have to remember the dates of the classes, nor do I have to ask her to practice. She notes the dates, and makes sure to get my keys in time to driver her to the Gymnastics lessons. Now we have a much happier young lady at home.
Anupam Mishra on Water Harvesting
Self Reliance and self sufficiency are always a topic. It is so amazing to see how technology and innovation in its raw form can make a change to common life. While we run around with […]
