Comments on: As I drive through chaotic Bangalore Traffic… http://www.jjude.com/2008/03/as-i-drive-through-chaotic-bangalore-traffic/ all will be well finally Tue, 10 Jan 2012 10:33:37 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Sid http://www.jjude.com/2008/03/as-i-drive-through-chaotic-bangalore-traffic/#comment-28 Sid Thu, 27 Mar 2008 05:35:07 +0000 http://www.jjude.com/index.php/archives/59#comment-28 Hi Boss, I just happened to go through your blog and here are few of my remarks... Your views about the Bangalore's traffic nightmare is probably one which is shared by most of it's residents including..your's truly. And considering my recent brush with the dark side of it I kind of echo that feeling even more vociferously. Now about the "active participation" section. This is probably the only part where my views do not completely coincide with yours. One can pursue what he loves doing only when hes absolutely sure that he has found his true calling. In my view nothing is enjoyable in its starting phase. Thats the part which is the most difficult to overcome. Most with weaker resolve and determination quit at this stage itself. Its only when you move on further despite all the difficulties you reach a level which can also be termed as the 'ICE BREAKING POINT'. And once the ice is broken it's all a downhill task from there. Learning no longer needs any added effort, it becomes a normal state of affairs for you. Thats when you get a sense of accomplishment of mastering something. It's only after this would you be in a position to decide whether you actually loved what you learned or otherwise. This is again another critical point when many decide to quit as they discover this was not what they were meant to do. Those who adhere to this are probably the selected few who have actually found what they want in life. Hi Boss,
I just happened to go through your blog and here are few of my remarks…
Your views about the Bangalore’s traffic nightmare is probably one which is shared by most of it’s residents including..your’s truly. And considering my recent brush with the dark side of it I kind of echo that feeling even more vociferously.

Now about the “active participation” section.
This is probably the only part where my views do not completely coincide with yours. One can pursue what he loves doing only when hes absolutely sure that he has found his true calling. In my view nothing is enjoyable in its starting phase. Thats the part which is the most difficult to overcome. Most with weaker resolve and determination quit at this stage itself. Its only when you move on further despite all the difficulties you reach a level which can also be termed as the ‘ICE BREAKING POINT’. And once the ice is broken it’s all a downhill task from there. Learning no longer needs any added effort, it becomes a normal state of affairs for you. Thats when you get a sense of accomplishment of mastering something. It’s only after this would you be in a position to decide whether you actually loved what you learned or otherwise. This is again another critical point when many decide to quit as they discover this was not what they were meant to do. Those who adhere to this are probably the selected few who have actually found what they want in life.

]]> By: Robert Michel http://www.jjude.com/2008/03/as-i-drive-through-chaotic-bangalore-traffic/#comment-27 Robert Michel Wed, 26 Mar 2008 17:51:01 +0000 http://www.jjude.com/index.php/archives/59#comment-27 I just stopped by your blog and thought I would say hello. I like your site design. Looking forward to reading more down the road. Robert Michel I just stopped by your blog and thought I would say hello. I like your site design. Looking forward to reading more down the road.

Robert Michel

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