Nurture your IDEAS

 Hi my dear, 

Welcome.

Yesterday I received the below beautiful quotation.


This is true. 
We get so many creative and great ideas. 
But, we simply let it go.

Because of our self low-esteem & inferiority complexes, we feel that our ideas are---- 
may not be worthwhile,
may not be practical,
may attract criticisms,
we are not great enough to get great ideas, etc, etc,.

But, when we see that someone else promotes the same idea,,,,,,,
which we got some time back, neglected to pursue it and he is gaining name & fame, 
then we repent for our negligence.

To avoid above type of incidents, I do practice the below simple method.

I always carry a small pocket book with me. 

In this book, I write-down my daily "to-do" works list, on everyday morning.  For more details in this regard, please click on the below link:

https://helpinghandsnaseer.blogspot.com/2020/08/planning-through-pocket-book.html

Whenever I get a new idea, I immediately write briefly about it, in one of the page of the book, which was allotted for the new ideas.

Once any idea is recorded in a book, it will also get recorded in the mind, automatically. 

Remember that - Our mind is like a compost box.

Whatever ideas are recorded in our brain, they will be nurtured & analysed systematically.

Our subconscious brain will be working on such recorded ideas' practicality.

Even if we forget about any idea for a time-being, whenever we refer the "ideas page" in the pocketbook, then it get refreshed.

Once I am confident that my new idea can be implemented, then I administer it, in my own way.

Of course, there will be criticisms on my ideas and actions. 

However, I am least bothered about it. 

Because, people are habituated to find fault in everything that we do, be it good or bad.  

In my view, we need not worry about others criticisms, till our actions are not causing any "harm" directly or indirectly to others.


Following is the video demonstration on preserving our ideas.

English:  https://youtu.be/wFX8312GgBQ

Telugu:  https://youtu.be/StHX06UhJT8


Hope the above tip will be useful to the younger generations.

May Almighty bless all with WISDOM and HAPPINESS.


Regards. 


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