Vinay N Gowda’s Post

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Follow this advice for the week!

This is so true. This is the reason I always remain humble, and remind those that I know to remain humble. All that we have accomplished, all that we gained in our lifetime can be taken from us, it can all be taken as easily as it was given to us all. We need to always remember that life can always change, for better or worse. If we act like all our material items are all a part of us, inseparable like a vital piece of our internal organs than we shall die if that were the case. We should value the opportunities and the room to express ourselves and succeed — because that’s more opportunities than some receive in this world. Being rich in knowledge and wisdom prepares you for the poverty of material posessions. Be careful about where you lay your efforts, because those efforts may never produce such opportunities again.

A new month, less than 95 days before the year ends. How has the year been so far? What stages have you overcome? What new thing has added to you? Remember it's not about how far but purely on how well you've developed yourself through the year Don't get too hard on yourself, you need YOU the most❤️ Life is in stages, enjoy each stage, learn the lessons and move forward to be better 🥰 #motivationspeech #year2024 #morningtalk #Growth #Lifejourney

How about you? Are you celebrating that you made it despite its challenges? And, if not, why not, magnificent one? YOU MADE IT! 🎶 ❤️ 👏 #midlifewomen #midlife #rediscoveredlife #transformation #downanddirtyspirituality #coaching #psychotherapy

The focus should be on the journey rather than the destination, because in that is where you seek comfort of contentment knowing fully well that in life it's always one foot after the other, and slowly but gradually you continue to bring about different envisioned realities to life.

I reflect not just on the "difficult" times, but on the immense resilience it has taken to still be here, trying. Despite everything, I am proud of myself for continuing to fight for my place in society.One of the hardest realities I face is the fact that I remain completely unemployed. I worked hard, aspired,& deserved for this situation to have transformed by now. Yet, systemic barriers & deeply ingrained injustices have kept me from achieving the opportunities I longed for.This year has been marked by profound challenges:Exclusion and institutional abuse that undermined my potential.Racism, lookism, and discrimination that have tarnished my experiences.Wrongful detainment and medical neglect that violated my basic rights.Defamation and betrayal from those I once trusted.Living with chronic illness has only added to these struggles, further highlighting the need for a society that sees and supports its most vulnerable. To all those who have felt unseen, betrayed, or pushed aside: your strength & yoour story matters. Let us continue advocating for justice, inclusion, & humanity in 2025. #Exclusion #InstitutionalAbuse #VulnerableAdult #Jobseeker #ViolationInHigherEducation #Betrayal #Racism #Lookism #Discrimination #WrongfulDetainment #ChronicIllness #Defamation #MedicalNeglect #Unemployment 

Morning. Here are some simple ideas from the fab AOB team to elevate your wellbeing and your thinking. Not rocket science right? So why aren’t we all doing it? We get lost in our own heads and self-sabotaging patterns. It can take a bit of practice, but I’ve found it has been genuinely transformational in developing my own #mentalhealth and #resilience. Something I have certainly needed over the past few weeks with my son. Talk to me if you'd like to think differently, and get out of your own way. Discover how to build this muscle for yourself. It’s powerful stuff 🤗 #mentalfitness #attitudeofgratitude #wellbeing #thinkdifferentlydodifferently

Day 28: Grateful for Victory Today, I am grateful for victory for triumphing through every storm and challenge that 2024 has thrown my way. The year has been filled with battles, struggles, and uncertainties, but I stand here grateful for the strength to overcome them all. "Many battles, Many struggles, But God has been there for me, Fighting for me, Winning for me. He has never lost a fight. The number of my scars Is the number of my victories. That's why my praise Can never be the same as yours." Victory is not just in the big moments but also in surviving, learning, and growing from the challenges that come our way. HR to HR Insight: In the workplace, victories often come after facing challenges, and how a team rises to the occasion defines its strength. Acknowledging victories and learning from setbacks fosters resilience and drives continuous improvement. Celebrate wins, no matter how small, for they are milestones toward greater success.