Blogs by Mukul S.

 In the journey of personal and professional growth, two forces shape our success: potential and purpose . While potential represents what we are capable of achieving, purpose defines why we strive to achieve it. Understanding the interplay between these two elements can help us unlock our true capabilities and drive meaningful progress in life. What is Potential? Potential is the inherent ability or capacity to develop into something great. It is the raw talent, intelligence, creativity, and skillset that we possess. However, potential by itself is not enough—it requires action, refinement, and persistence to be transformed into real success. Characteristics of Potential: Latent and untapped : Potential often remains hidden until challenged or nurtured. Flexible and evolving : It grows with experience, effort, and learning. Skill-based and talent-driven: It includes both natural talents and acquired skills. Many people have immense potential but fail to achieve greatness because ...

Every day, as part of my routine, I go for a walk. It’s a simple habit, a moment of peace amidst the chaos of life. But over time, I’ve added a small ritual to my stroll—one that has changed my perspective on human nature. I ask people a simple question: “Kaise ho?” (How are you doing?) And let me tell you, the responses are nothing short of fascinating. At first, I expected the usual, automated answers— “Theek hoon” (I’m fine) or “Bas chal raha hai” (Just going on). But as I started paying closer attention, I realized that the way people respond varies wildly based on their personality, mood, and sometimes, their entire outlook on life. The Spectrum of Responses The Polite Default Many people stick to the script: “Badiya hoon, aap sunao?” (I’m good, how about you?). It’s the classic social contract at work—acknowledge, reciprocate, move on. It’s polite, expected, and often delivered with a practiced smile. The Honest and Raw Then, there are those who surprise me with their hones...