"It doesn’t matter if you’re a beginner or an expert as long as you’re on the path. If a beginner is on the path, all they need is time. If an expert is off the path, they won’t be an expert for long." "Good advice at the wrong time is bad advice. Life is full of seasons and each season has different requirements. Know what season you are in, and you can better identify which ideas to utilize." "The longer you're a teacher, the less you remember what it is like to be a student. The longer you're a doctor, the less you remember what it is like to be a patient. The longer you're a coach, the less you remember what it is like to be a player.Change positions. A new perspective can improve your old methods." Prolific writer Joyce Carol Oates on motivation following action: "One must be pitiless about this matter of "mood." In a sense, the writing will create the mood. ... I have forced myself to begin writing when I've b...
In Hindi, Jhaad as two meanings: Noun: Jhaad - a bush of foliage. Verb: Jhaad - to get a scolding, a dressing down of sorts. The difference between a scolding and a 'jhaad' is that while scolding is someone else's anger of your presumed invasion of 'their space' or simply an exercise of their authority. A 'jhaad' is different. A jhaad is a dressing down in account of your behaviour that is improper, unexpected, or downright incorrect. A jhaad is not of the person, but of the behaviour.