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the problem with all of us the problem
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with that I was having in my life was
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that I was looking for excellence
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everywhere outside but my personal
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concern about my excellence and what I
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was doing was zero although I was an
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iron bangle graduate I started taking
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the card again and again and that's what
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built the record of actually cracking
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these 18 times every time with a 99.9
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plus percent there my books on cat are
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kind of the Bible's in that segment now
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everybody studies them when I look at
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helping people do it I realized that
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anybody at any point in life can
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actually pick up these four things and
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change who is nyle of nayika Hanyu or
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nay seek joe stocks android app per
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download carry avi thank you thank you
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everyone
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today I'm here to talk to you about
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success it's a word that draws a lot of
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reactions and it basically draws two
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stories if you look around yourself I
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put the Kegel ki aapke up K round
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Dothraki success stories flick Iranian
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the first story is one where a student
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starts school starts topping his class
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right from nursery kg first second third
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and remains the continuous topper going
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into tenth becomes a boat top we're
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going to 12 becomes a boat topper open
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hella competitive X out not that I had
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and he tops that exam goes into a great
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college like an IIT or a top medical
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college in India or whatever he chooses
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and from there that life his his or her
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life just takes off and there is no
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stopping him
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the second story is the one I am going
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to talk about today and that's much more
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relevant for all of us because all of us
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do not belong to that category hi this
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is Arnold Sharma Here I am I am
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Bangalore graduate and there's a story
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behind that the focus or the gist of the
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talk I want to give you are about four
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takeaways that create
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second so success story and if you want
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to make it in your life and you do not
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belong to that first category of people
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who took off right from the education
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and you still want to take off in your
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life I'm going to give you four
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takeaways at the end of this session
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where you will get specific significant
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tools which you can use to change
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anything any dimension of your personal
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success story and create your own
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stories so what is that second second
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success story your story ki historia que
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bandha and normal sir what my school no
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could achieve that lets get
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teachers Gradney right there they don't
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know who is who ten date I had a normal
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Concord I could quick way spark through
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his own whole building of his life may
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adhere and suddenly kooky C point web
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nap water around Goethe when I was in
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school in college I was a very very
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ordinary student
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I'm coffee I may forget school and board
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and all those things apply section go
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talk maker today and yet today I have
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sold close to three million books my
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book son cat are kind of the Bible's in
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that segment now everybody studies them
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what are the components of the story how
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do you turn yourself around you are a
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normal individual up case in the gimmick
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with great cheese near her belly be
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Salma yes Amira store ether as I look
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back I realized that there were four
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vacuums in my life for the first twenty
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years and the moment I started realizing
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about these vacuums and I started
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filling them my life started changing
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around and turning around so much so
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that today when I look at myself or I
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look at anybody around me and my I
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specialize as a teacher my speciality is
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in turning around people's lives
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when I look at helping people do it I
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realized that anybody at any point in
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life can actually pick up these four
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things and change
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the first one as they went through
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school in college I realized in in
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hindsight that the first vacuum in my
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life was the vacuum of a challenge so if
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I look at my own challenge history and
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you can do this for yourself also my
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challenge history through my entire
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entire academic career till I was 21
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years of age was society told me that
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you should do it well in 10th I got a
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target from my family that you have to
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get more than 80% in 10th
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I got an 81% and I succeeded when I do
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meet these 12th I again got a target
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keep 10 Sajjad Alanna get more than 10th
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I got 82 I succeeded but my life did not
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go anywhere and the first time my life
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changed or started to change was when I
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picked up a challenge to actually make
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it to the IOM's
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nobody from my college had ever made it
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at that time and when I decided that
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I'll take up the challenge my first
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vacuum started getting filled in my life
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and I made sure that from then on this
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vacuum of a challenge never came into my
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life you see what was the problem with
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those first two challenges I picked up
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was that I was always focused or doing
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things that society was telling me to do
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the moment I started changing that and
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the moment I started putting myself
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behind doing something which would
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change who I was a challenge is defined
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by two characteristics it should be
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audacious it should be close to
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impossible from where you think about it
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anything else is not a challenge so if
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you're not picking up auditions
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challenges in life that's the first
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reason maybe you've never succeeded in
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life and that's what I realized
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so once at each time from there again
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started I started a journey of as an
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entrepreneur as a passed-out because I
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did not want to work in the corporate
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world life was cushy in the corporate
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world but I decided that I'll be a
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entrepreneur and then the knock started
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again because then you start
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entrepreneurship
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it doesn't work very easily and that is
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when I started realizing that there were
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two three more things that I was doing
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wrong due to which I was not succeeding
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and I see that happening across now as a
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success coach as a person who helps
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people succeed in whatever they do these
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are the three things that I advise
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everyone to do the second vacuum that is
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seen in people is the vacuum of
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excellence people pick up challenges but
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they don't define the excellence that
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they need to do to achieve those
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challenges so for instance in my own
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personal life when I became a teacher
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when I decided to be a teacher and I was
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struggling in my own life they should
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that did arise and how do I make it big
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from what I was doing and as I always
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tell people and how well you do your
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work is the only thing that counts so as
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a teacher when I was trying to train
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people for the CAD exam and other
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aptitude exams I realized that one of
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the things that I need to do is I need
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to get inside these exams that I need to
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know because if I have to execute
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excellence in my classes in my classroom
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then I defined one thing at that time I
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was teaching in Patna and nobody had
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heard of for about CAD from Patna and I
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I took a decision in my life that if I'm
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teaching a topic or or doing a session
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on personality or whatever I was doing
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staying there in Patna I had to be the
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best in the country and I had to be as
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good as her to be and as that decision
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that that forced me to then start
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deciding the defined range training for
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the cat if I am training people to to
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qualify these exams I need to understand
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what these exams are and although I was
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and I am Bangalore graduate I started
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taking the cat again and again and
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that's what builds a record of actually
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cracking these eighteen times every time
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with a 99.9 Plus percentile
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but everything from 99.9 3 299.99 every
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year the problem with all of us the
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problem with that I was having in my
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life was that I was looking for
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excellence everywhere outside
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I wanted my prime minister to be
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excellent
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I wanted the waiter in the in the hotel
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to be excellent if he was not excellent
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at what he was doing I'd be very
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concerned about his excellence but my
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personal concern about my excellence and
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what I was doing was zero so just invert
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this and this vacuum will get filled
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expect excellence from yourself and
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accept mediocrity from others that's the
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second vacuum and that led me to
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understanding the third and the fourth
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vacuum when I started working and
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started working towards doing things
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better or doing things to the best of my
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abilities there are times when you fail
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not because you have not executed
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excellence or not because you have not
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picked up a challenge but there are
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times where you fail because you have
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not learned or not improve the ability
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to the level where you need to be it is
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in that context that your learning
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cycles in life after your graduation of
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a school and college gets over becomes
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the most important take off point from
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you for you and this is one of the
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critical aspects that most people
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maximum great logo may very strong
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learning ability of that you just look
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at a video of such an Tendulkar batting
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when he was 18 28 and 38 and you'll know
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what I mean how that guy learned or how
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anybody any great person learns and
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unlock a life may you're learning a
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vacuum is one of the biggest vacuum some
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logo potential tie after we wore a
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school in college he heard salvaged
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cassock now how do i improve myself on a
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day to day basis so we do not have a
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learning curriculum but learning is the
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fine fine tunings of things about how
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you do your work better so in the domain
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you decide humor go here come karna
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whose dimension McAllen is required
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if I want to be a mountaineer and I have
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not good at climbing mountains or my
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physical abilities are not good I have
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to change it just excellence and
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challenges will not suffice to be
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successful so that's the third vacuum
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you need to fill in your life be a
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lifelong learner keep learning keep
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setting agendas for becoming the better
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version of yourself and then once these
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three vacuums are filled you will see
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the fourth rack human people
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so you'll find people around you who are
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great in everything you'll see a person
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who just go up called a Vega de que que
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tuvo this guy's got such great skills
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but it's got profile there hope you
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asked about it at the COBE achievement
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they cover the luego sneakers man and
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that's where the fourth vacuum comes in
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if you fill this fourth vacuum you end
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up transforming yourself in whatever
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dimension do you want to be and the
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fourth vacuum is the vacuum of doing and
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this is again a big problem with most
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people they will take care of the first
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three without doing the requisite work
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so I see a lot of people come to me I
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want to take up cat I want to do this in
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my life but when it comes to doing their
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work the quality of the work and the
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quality of the doing is zero so I want
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to build a bridge across the river I
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pick up the challenge but I don't do it
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it's going to be ending as a useless
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outcome and I'm not going to get the
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outcomes so this were the components of
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the second success story you've done
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nothing in your life you've not achieved
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anything great in any great achievements
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or outcomes in your life and yet you can
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start picking up your life from this
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point and change yourself transform who
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you are by taking these for circular
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roots first the vacuum of a challenge
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fill that second the vacuum of
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excellence start looking for excellence
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inside yourself only expect and accept
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excellence from yourself hit the Madrid
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in yourself third the vacuum of learning
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make sure you find out what you need to
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learn in the dimensions of what you
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define who you are as
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because that's the most critical aspect
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of becoming a better person of better
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version of yourself and the fourth and
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the final is the doing the circle closes
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by the doing of what you need to do
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please remember this is the most
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critical part of the four dimensions
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that is going to create this story for
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you the second story as we talked about
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the doing deep inside you might be the
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same great kid you always were but
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please remember it is not what you are
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underneath that counts what defines you
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is what you do and that's the only thing
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that counts thank you so much
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