The Advantage Player
You got to be told the clichéd and other times just figure the counter-intuitive. Life is all about talking heavy words with no meanings and in the end realising that your eleven year old cousin solved it. Real perspective is developed with reading Business-World and watching Cartoon Network extensively (although this definitely can be replaced with PS2).
So why are there so many Biographies?!
Published Thursday, March 09, 2006 by Piyush | E-mail this post
Periodic inability to find happiness makes us do some crazy things. I mention periodic here as I have come to believe that in whichever way possible; small or big, we do find ourselves with a temporary buzz of contentment which soon disappears just about when we don’t want to. More so, all this is voluntary; as much as we may not want to believe that. The mind had its mind games, and all this worthless effort sitting in an orange coffee shop is all about defining own rules to win this game.
The effort is towards condensing psychology fads, management hypes and interpersonal theories to make one the Advantage Player. I am infact quite fascinated by the word itself (pretty obvious otherwise the blog would have been some really heavy long English word originated from some other language, so goes the trend).
Everyone plays. Everybody reacts to certain ways sub conscious works. Some people control it better than others, some win (sometimes). There is no clear winner and there never will be, that’s life; but we all want to be better players by the end of it. We all want to take the next big plunge and come out with it. And there are some people who do it with a little bit of an edge over the others, these selected few pick up lessons of life sciences from everywhere. They understand how certain inalienable truths (as been put forth by Baz Lurhman) go on to dictate terms and happiness becomes a mere chance or sometimes only just getting lucky with what you do.
The Advantage Player takes out the chance and adds in the advantage. That’s what makes happiness and contentment come more so than being mere a periodicity. This is all about that.
So what is common between good Advantage players..? Actually nothing; that’s why there are so many biographies written, otherwise only one success story would do.
The effort is towards condensing psychology fads, management hypes and interpersonal theories to make one the Advantage Player. I am infact quite fascinated by the word itself (pretty obvious otherwise the blog would have been some really heavy long English word originated from some other language, so goes the trend).
Everyone plays. Everybody reacts to certain ways sub conscious works. Some people control it better than others, some win (sometimes). There is no clear winner and there never will be, that’s life; but we all want to be better players by the end of it. We all want to take the next big plunge and come out with it. And there are some people who do it with a little bit of an edge over the others, these selected few pick up lessons of life sciences from everywhere. They understand how certain inalienable truths (as been put forth by Baz Lurhman) go on to dictate terms and happiness becomes a mere chance or sometimes only just getting lucky with what you do.
The Advantage Player takes out the chance and adds in the advantage. That’s what makes happiness and contentment come more so than being mere a periodicity. This is all about that.
So what is common between good Advantage players..? Actually nothing; that’s why there are so many biographies written, otherwise only one success story would do.
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- Piyush
- Piyush is going to be a pseudo engineering graduate in June this year. He plans to visit China for the summer to explore the emerging market dream. Everyone thinks he is doing that to flaunt in his CV but he disagrees. Post that he plans serve and justify his existence while working with Accenture Consulting. He aims to open a consulting company by 2009 or a café beside a blue sea shore, whichever lets him wear 3/4ths for work. Avid reader of organisation and personal management; he feels this urge to voice his own opinion about all the gobbledygook he goes through until he starts to give people ulcers with all the fad. He has a bad hair day every 5 out of 7 days.
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