Dear Procrastination, Let's Break-up! : Escaping The Doom Loop & Becoming More Productive
According to the Cambridge Dictionary, to procrastinate means to keep delaying something that must be done, often because it is unpleasant or boring. Leaving something important to do last minute is a classic example of this. It could be for any reason; but what matters is knowing why you do it, and most importantly, how to end this cycle of bad habits. Naturally, as humans, we have the tendency to prioritize doing things that we consider more pleasant, and just like that, we leave all the remaining things languishing in the last position on our list.
Ashima Gaur
CAT Preparation with a Demanding Job - The Story Less Told - Sankhadip Kumar, NITIE Mumbai
The plane landed in Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport at around 9:30 in the evening. My parents were waiting outside the terminal to receive me. Their son was returning home from Hyderabad, but this time they knew that he will not be booking any return ticket much to their delight.
Sankhadip Kumar
Aditya Birla Group – The name of Trust
The City that never sleeps. The city of dreams. Indeed, it is the city of dreams. Isn’t it? The name Mumbai can be defined in many ways by people. But what gives it the identity are the landmarks. Being a Mumbaikar, there are few landmarks which make us proud and Bandra-Worli sea link is one of them. The landmark achieved by the Ultratech.
Kaustubh Vaidya
Leaders arise from the depths of ambition - TAPMI
As a fresh engineering graduate, I was very ambitious. Although I came from a humble family background, I firmly believed that with the right planning and execution, I could achieve my personal and professional goals.
Kenneth Kotian
I have a story too.... - TAPMI
“If you have a positive attitude and constantly strive to give your best effort, eventually you will overcome your immediate problems and find you are ready for greater challenges” – Pat Riley
Kaavya Pranavi Gunasekaran
My First Job
First days are crucial. Be it the first day of school, college, or the first day at the gym, one doesn't wish for a bumpy start.
Shreya Sinha
ABG-All About Life_IMI NEW DELHI
One way or another, ABG imparts positivity into my life. From colour of it’s logo to the vibrant advertisements, it’s diverse and fine quality products – everything is simply amazing. I am a cheerful person intrinsically and ABG’s “Big on Smiles” CSR tagline is something I can totally relate myself with. Every challenge one faces makes one stronger and that’s what I believe, when tough gets going, we adept for tougher. The month of March in 2018 was one such time for me. I was in final year of my graduation, with a future that was blur at that time. I didn’t want to sit home idle. That was the biggest motivation, I had. I was good with mathematics and was not so bad with coding part. So, I started working on developing technical skills in the field of Data Analytics. I was working like a machine in order to achieve my goals. I applied in over 20 companies through different-different platforms. In the end, my hard work paid off and I got selected for a company with Data Analytics profile. Meanwhile, I did appear for CAT 2018 but wasn’t really sure about it. I gave an interview for IMI, New Delhi. Within a gap of three days, I had options to choose among MBA or a job. I chose the later one but the most important part of this challenge was that I got to know that I’ve limits and I can do anything if I really want to.
Siddhartha Kumar
Dear Procrastination, Let's Break-up! : Escaping The Doom Loop & Becoming More Productive
According to the Cambridge Dictionary, to procrastinate means to keep delaying something that must be done, often because it is unpleasant or boring. Leaving something important to do last minute is a classic example of this. It could be for any reason; but what matters is knowing why you do it, and most importantly, how to end this cycle of bad habits. Naturally, as humans, we have the tendency to prioritize doing things that we consider more pleasant, and just like that, we leave all the remaining things languishing in the last position on our list.
Ashima Gaur
CAT Preparation with a Demanding Job - The Story Less Told - Sankhadip Kumar, NITIE Mumbai
The plane landed in Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport at around 9:30 in the evening. My parents were waiting outside the terminal to receive me. Their son was returning home from Hyderabad, but this time they knew that he will not be booking any return ticket much to their delight.
Sankhadip Kumar
Aditya Birla Group – The name of Trust
The City that never sleeps. The city of dreams. Indeed, it is the city of dreams. Isn’t it? The name Mumbai can be defined in many ways by people. But what gives it the identity are the landmarks. Being a Mumbaikar, there are few landmarks which make us proud and Bandra-Worli sea link is one of them. The landmark achieved by the Ultratech.
Kaustubh Vaidya
Leaders arise from the depths of ambition - TAPMI
As a fresh engineering graduate, I was very ambitious. Although I came from a humble family background, I firmly believed that with the right planning and execution, I could achieve my personal and professional goals.
Kenneth Kotian
I have a story too.... - TAPMI
“If you have a positive attitude and constantly strive to give your best effort, eventually you will overcome your immediate problems and find you are ready for greater challenges” – Pat Riley
Kaavya Pranavi Gunasekaran
My First Job
First days are crucial. Be it the first day of school, college, or the first day at the gym, one doesn't wish for a bumpy start.
Shreya Sinha
ABG-All About Life_IMI NEW DELHI
One way or another, ABG imparts positivity into my life. From colour of it’s logo to the vibrant advertisements, it’s diverse and fine quality products – everything is simply amazing. I am a cheerful person intrinsically and ABG’s “Big on Smiles” CSR tagline is something I can totally relate myself with. Every challenge one faces makes one stronger and that’s what I believe, when tough gets going, we adept for tougher. The month of March in 2018 was one such time for me. I was in final year of my graduation, with a future that was blur at that time. I didn’t want to sit home idle. That was the biggest motivation, I had. I was good with mathematics and was not so bad with coding part. So, I started working on developing technical skills in the field of Data Analytics. I was working like a machine in order to achieve my goals. I applied in over 20 companies through different-different platforms. In the end, my hard work paid off and I got selected for a company with Data Analytics profile. Meanwhile, I did appear for CAT 2018 but wasn’t really sure about it. I gave an interview for IMI, New Delhi. Within a gap of three days, I had options to choose among MBA or a job. I chose the later one but the most important part of this challenge was that I got to know that I’ve limits and I can do anything if I really want to.
Siddhartha Kumar