I want to ask you…what are your dreams?

What is the fire, the passion that burns – or once burned – deep in your heart? What do you want to accomplish?

What would your life look like if you could be, do or have anything – if you knew you could not fail?

If you can’t answer these questions right now, that’s OK. Most people can’t. I believe that’s because most people have given up on their dreams. They no longer believe they can achieve their goals and live the life they desire.

Far too often, our lives don’t turn out quite the way we envisioned they would. Early on we’re excited about the future. We envision getting married, maybe having a family, enjoying a great career, making a lot of money and living our dreams.

And then … life happens. We get knocked down – often more than once.

Perhaps the business you started wasn’t a success. Or maybe you’ve had some emotional, physical or financial setbacks. On the other hand, maybe your life is going OK but you just can’t seem to take your business or some aspect of your personal life to the next level.

The challenges of life can cause you to lose your confidence, your dreams and your hope. It’s all

too easy to become stuck in a rut and stay there for weeks, months, even years. So how can you get back to the brilliant, vibrant life God intended you to have? How can you achieve the success, happiness, health, wealth and personal fulfillment that you desire?

You must regain your passion for your dreams and goals, become a possibility thinker, and unlock the potential that lies hidden within you. And, you must be willing to change. If you want your life to change, you have to change. If you keep doing the same things, in the same way, you will get the same results, and you’ll have the same life that you have now. If that’s OK with you, no problem. If it’s not okay – if you want more for your life than what you have and where you are right now – then make a decision to change.

Hello Bloggers,

After 31 Posts, I was lost in share market, After my last post which was published on Feb 26, 2009, I almost forgot this blog.

I am once again back on this blog. Thanks to blogger password finder service, otherwise I would have never found the password and the email id of this blog.

I will revive this blog soon. I have figured out all the existing blogs which I have like

Two sperms talking to each other the first say
"when I develop I will become a doctor",
the second says "when I develop I'll be an engineer for sure".





The man goes in the toilet and masturbates, they both say "saaley ne career barbaad kar diya

One day sitting and mourning on one of the petty issue in my personal life, Mom said have you seen a postage stamp.

Making the weirdest of faces I said yes. Knowing that now there will be a rally of questions which are going to be followed. But it wasn’t there and she just said…One of the attribute of Postage stamp is that it sticks so she suggested me to implement it

Be like a postage stamp. Stick to one thing until you get there

Recently, I happened to visit a website that tells the acronym of names. Its really cool. See the acronym of my name. Isn't it awesome !!

Mumbai: The BCCI on Wednesday banned spinner Harbhajan Singh for five One-Day Internationals following his slapping row with India teammate S Sreesanth.

Harbhajan appeared before the BCCI's three-member Disciplinary Panel comprising President Sharad Pawar, Shashank Manohar, the president in waiting, and vice-president Chirayu Amin who arrived at their verdict after looking into the report prepared by Appeals Commissioner Sudhir Nanavati.

The 27-year-old, playing for Mumbai in the IPL, was charged with a Level 4 offence after his run-in with Sreesanth who was turning out for Mohali on April 25.

"The Committee invoked Rule 3.2.1 of the BCCI Regulations for players, team officials, managers, umpires and administrators. Under this provision, the maximum punishment that can be meted out to a player is a ban up to a maximum of five ODIs and/or three Test matches," BCCI President Sharad Pawar told reporters here.

The ban will see Habhajan, India's third-highest wicket-taker in Test cricket, miss the tri-series in Bangladesh featuring the hosts and Pakistan, as well as two matches of the Asia Cup that follows.

The BCCI President explained the BCCI had acted as per the rules, but maintained that another act of indiscipline could cost Harbhajan dear.

"The BCCI has also observed that any further instance of indiscipline will invoke a life ban for Harbhajan," Pawar added.

The BCCI had been divided over deciding the punishment for Harbhajan, especially after he was shown the door from the Indian Premier League with a ban of 11 games.

However, it was on the insistence of the board President that the off-spinner was assured of a slap on the wrists. It is learnt that Pawar was miffed after the BCCI backed Harbhajan throughout the racism row during India's Test series in Australia in January.

"The BCCI arrived at its decision after having a careful look at the inquiry carried out by Commissioner Nanavati, and the report prepared by him. It was only after considering everything that the board decided to ban Harbhajan," board secretary Niranjan Shah told CNN-IBN on Wednesday.

He also said that Harbhajan had accepted the decision. "He is okay. He knows he was guilty," Shah added.

The BCCI, however, chose to let Sreesanth go but with a warning. "The Disciplinary Committee also discussed about Sreesanth. He has to improve his conduct on the field."

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I don't know how I got PR3 on this blog....

Thanks to Sai Baba !!

Thanks to Google.

See Sai Baba is powering my life !!