Thursday, 22 January 2015

[www.keralites.net] Successful People Never Do > ONE Thing...

 

Successful People Never Do  ONE Thing...
 
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Success comes in all shapes and colours. You can be successful in your job and career but you can equally be successful in your marriage, at sports or a hobby. Whatever success you are after there is one thing all radically successful people have in common: Their ferocious drive and hunger for success makes them never give up.
Successful people (or the people talking or writing about them) often paint a picture of the perfect ascent to success. In fact, some of the most successful people in business, entertainment and sport have failed. Many have failed numerous times but they have never given up. Successful people are able to pick themselves up, dust themselves off and carry on trying.
I have collected some examples that should be an inspiration to anyone who aspires to be successful. They show that if you want to succeed you should expect failure along the way. I actually believe that failure can spur you on and make you try even harder. You could argue that every experience of failure increases the hunger for success. The truly successful won't be beaten, they take responsibility for failure, learn from it and start all over from a stronger position.
Let's look at some examples, including some of my fellow LinkedIn influencers:
Henry Ford 
the pioneer of modern business entrepreneurs and the founder of the Ford Motor Company failed a number of times on his route to success. His first venture to build a motor car got dissolved a year and a half after it was started because the stockholders lost confidence in Henry Ford. Ford was able to gather enough capital to start again but a year later pressure from the financiers forced him out of the company again. Despite the fact that the entire motor industry had lost faith in him he managed to find another investor to start the Ford Motor Company - and the rest is history.
Walt Disney 
- one of the greatest business leaders who created the global Disney empire of film studios, theme parks and consumer products didn't start off successful. Before the great success came a number of failures. Believe it or not, Walt was fired from an early job at the Kansas City Star Newspaper because he was not creative enough! In 1922 he started his first company called Laugh-O-Gram. The Kansas based business would produce cartoons and short advertising films. In 1923, the business went bankrupt. Walt didn't give up, he packed up, went to Hollywood and started The Walt Disney Company.
Richard Branson 
- He is undoubtedly a successful entrepreneur with many successful ventures to his name including Virgin Atlantic, Virgin Music and Virgin Active. However, when he was 16 he dropped out of school to start a student magazine that didn't do as well as he hoped. He then set up a mail-order record business which did so well that he opened his own record shop called Virgin. Along the way to success came many other failed ventures including Virgin Cola, Virgin Vodka, Virgin Clothes, Virgin Vie, Virgin cards, etc.
Oprah Winfrey
 - who ranks No 1 in the Forbes celebrity list and is recognised as the queen of entertainment based on an amazing career as iconic talk show host, media proprietor, actress and producer. In her earlier career she had numerous set-backs, which included getting fired from her job as a reporter because she was 'unfit for television', getting fired as co-anchor for the 6 O'clock weekday news on WJZ-TV and being demoted to morning TV.
J.K. Rowling 
- who wrote the Harry Potter books selling over 400 million copies and making it one of the most successful and lucrative book and film series ever. However, like so many writers she received endless rejections from publishers. Many rejected her manuscript outright for reasons like 'it was far too long for a children's book' or because 'children books never make any money'. J.K. Rowling's story is even more inspiring because when she started she was a divorced single mum on welfare.
Bill Gates
 -co-founder and chairman of Microsoft set up a business called Traf-O-Data. The partnership between him, Paul Allen and Paul Gilbert was based on a good idea (to read data from roadway traffic counters and create automated reports on traffic flows) but a flawed business model that left the company with few customers. The company ran up losses between 1974 and 1980 before it was closed. However, Bill Gates and Paul Allen took what they learned and avoided those mistakes when they created the Microsoft empire.
History is littered with many more similar examples:
·         Milton Hershey failed in his first two attempts to set up a confectionary business.
·         J. Heinz set up a company that produced horseradish, which went bankrupt shortly after.
·         Steve Jobs got fired from Apple, the company he founded. Only to return a few years later to turn it into one of the most successful companies ever.
So, the one thing successful people never do is: GIVE UP..!!!
I hope that this is inspiration and motivation for everyone who aspires to be successful in whatever way they chose.

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[www.keralites.net] Some Maths related problems.....try to solve..

 

  • Problems on Ages Formula

APTITUDE QUESTIONS :

1) The product of ages of X and Y is 240.  If thrice the age of Y is more than X by 4 years what is Y's age?
A) 10
B) 9
C) 12
D) 15
2) Priya is younger than Rajesh by 5 years.  If their ages are in the respective ratio of 5:6. How old is Priya?
A) 20.5
B) 23.5
C) 24.5
D) 22.5
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3) The ratio between the present ages of Sonu and Manu is 4:5.  If Manu is 5 years old than Sonu, what is the ratio of the ages of Sonu and Manu after 3 years?
A) 28:23
B) 25:23
C) 28:21
D) 20:21
4) The present ages of Ankita and Sunita are in the ratio is 6:7.  6 years hence this ratio will become 7:8 respectively.  What is Ankita's present age in years?
A) 36
B) 26
C) 56
D) 46
5) The ratio between A and B was 5:4 before 6 years.  5 years hence the ratio of their ages will be 11:10.  What is B's age?
A) 6 1/6
B) 7 1/6
C) 8 1/5
D) 9 1/5
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6) The ratio of the present ages of sister is 2:3 and 6 years ago the ratio was 3:5.  What will be the ratio of their ages after 6 years?
A) 7:6
B) 5:7
C) 8:7
D) 9:7
7) The ages of three persons are in proportions 5:7:9 at present.  7 years ago the sum of their ages was 56.  What are their present ages?
A) 55/3, 77/3, 33
B) 33,22,11
C) 54/,.77/3,33
D) None of these
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8) The ratio between the ages of two brothers Sanjay and Arjun is 6:7 respectively.  If the ratio between the one-third of Sanjay and half of Arjun is 5:9.  Then what is the age of Arjun?
A) 10
B) 12
C) Can't be determined
D) Nothing
9) Arjun is four years older than Sunita who is twice as old as Raju.  If the total ages of Arjun, Sunita, Raju is 25 then what is the age of Raju?
A) 2
B) 3
C) 8
D) 9
10) Sivagami's present age is 2/5th of the age of her mother. After 8 years she will be 1 half of the age of her mom.  How old is the mother right now?
A) 44
B) 45
C) 40
D) 50

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[www.keralites.net] Faith and love

 


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[www.keralites.net] USE OF PHONE & SPINE

 

Subject: USE OF PHONE SPINE


  Useful info for all of us wedded to cell phones, laptops. - SIVA
 
 
This is what looking down at your phone does to your spine
 

For the sake of your spine, think about how you're looking at your phone.

HOW long do you think you could last with an eight-year old sitting on your head?
 

According to a new study by spine surgeon Dr Kenneth Hansraj looking down at our phones is the equivalent of having around 27 kgs worth of weight on your neck.

On average, our heads weigh 4-5kgs, but when we are looking down scrolling through Facebook, the gravitational pull is massively increased.

"As the head tilts forward the forces seen by the neck surges to 27 pounds (12kg) at 15 degrees, 40 pounds (18kg) at 30 degrees, 49 pounds (22kg) at 45 degrees and 60 pounds (27kg) at 60 degrees," Hansraj writes in the paper.
 

The further you look down, the more weight your neck feels. Source: Supplied
 

Having this sort of pressure on our necks, is of course not a good thing for our health, especially when the average person spends between two to four hours a day in this position.

In the paper, Dr Hansraj cited that good posture when looking at your phone is having your ears aligned with your shoulders and your shoulder blades back.

This will lower body stress, in comparison to poor posture which will stress the spine and possibly lead to early degradation.

It's not just staring down at your phone that is bad for you.

Studies have suggested that radiation from your phone can even cook your eyes.

By cooking, we mean that if your eyes are exposed to the kind of heat and radiation given off by phones for long enough, tiny bubbles can start to form in your eyes. This is a precursor to cataracts.
This happens due to your eyes inability to dissipate the heat into the rest of your body, essentially because it's mostly operating on its own up there.
 

Studies show that radiation from phones can damage a person's eyes.
 

Let's not forget how technology can ruin your sleep as well. This is mostly due to the type of 'blue' light that the screen on your phone, tablet or computer emits.

The light reduces the production of melatonin, our natural sleeping hormone which increases sleeping difficulties and causes more daytime sleepiness. To combat this, scientists recommend turning off all devices at least an hour before you go to sleep.
 

Insomnia? Blame your laptop.
 

Using your computer all day could also be a big contributor to why your hands and body are aching. Any repetitive movement can result in Repetitive Strain Syndrome and it can affect any part of the body.
But with all that typing, tapping and clicking, it's usually our hands and arms that suffer problems, with millions of people worldwide now developing RSI.

Symptoms include pain, muscle weakness, swelling, numbness and restricted mobility of the joint. It will typically increase after a long session of computer or device use, according to the health department.
The best cure is rest, continued use will make the problem worse.
 

Using a computer all day can cause Repetitive Strain Syndrome.
 

And finally, let's not forget those who listen to their music too loud.
About 37 per cent of hearing loss in Australia is caused by preventable noise exposure, according to HearNet.

And one in five teenagers today has some form of hearing loss - around 30 per cent more than in the 1990s.

Our exposure to dangerous noise levels through our headphones is on the increase, with Australians losing their hearing much earlier than previous generations.

The maximum acceptable exposure to noise over a day is 85 decibels - the equivalent of listening to the sound of traffic on the street from the footpath.

Our devices can reach up to 120dB. Osteopaths say that as a rule of thumb, you should only use devices at levels up to 60 per cent of maximum volume for a total of 60 minutes a day. If you can't hear what's going on around you, it's too loud.
 

 
Put down your phone!


iPhones, Androids and smartphones are everywhere but it's the holiday season, a time to spend with family and friends and take a break from ever-present screens. Unless, of course, you're one of the millions of phone addicts out there. In his latest song for the Guardian, Joe Stilgoe urges you to put down your phone and reconnect with the outside world.


 
 
SIVA-RMH TRICHY
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pbsiva60.rmh@gmail.com
 

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[www.keralites.net] 30 Breathtaking Cliff-side Towns Taken Out of a Fairy Tale

 

30 Spectacular Cliff-side Views

There is nothing quite as magical as watching the sun rise over the picturesque mountains of the Mediterranean Sea. The vivacious colors of the cities light up and illuminate the skies at night. The cliff-sides are so beautiful that it almost seems as if they were taken straight out of a fairy tale! 
 
Italy tops the list, as you might have expected, but you'll be surprised at which Middle Eastern country stands out amongst the rest. I still can't decide which place to visit first on my next vacation. Maybe you'll have better luck than me planning your next trip!  
Here are 30 of the most visually stunning cliff-side images from around the world:
1) Manarola, La Spezia, Italy

 
2) Santorini, Greece

 
3) Meteora, Greece

 
4) Azenhas Do Mar, Sintra, Portugal

 
5) Rocamadour, France

 
6) Positano, Italy

 
7) Oia, Santorini, Greece

 
8) Mesa Verde, Colorado, USA

 
9) Pitigliano, Grosseto, Italy

 
10) Piodao, Historical Village of Portugal

 
11) Vernazza at Dusk, Cinque Terre, Italy

 
12) Grey Skies at Rocamadour, France

 
13) Omis, Croatia

 
14) Wadi Dawan, Yemen

 
15) Meteora, Greece

 
16) Mont Saint-Michel, France

 
17) La Paz, Bolivia

 
18) Haraz, Yemen

 
19) Civita Di Bagnoregio, Italy

 
20) Ronda, Spain

 
21) Bonifacio, Corsica, France

 
22) Comares, Spain

 
23) Berat, Albania

 
24) Frigiliana, Spain

 
25) Masuleh, Iran

 
26) Porto, Portugal

 
27) Valparaiso, Chile

 
28) Ohrid, Macedonia

 
29) Jodhpur, India

 
30) Cuenca, Spain
 

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