#being extraordinary

[majaurukalo]

We Are All Ordinary People

Yes, even you.

Since a very young age we are imbued this belief that, in order to make our lives meaningful, we need to become extraordinary, to achieve many great things. Publish a book that becomes a best-seller, climb Mount Everest, become a professional footballer, be the best at our jobs, find the cure to a disease, raise a family of other overachievers...

[steveburton]

The Virtues of Arrogance

"I am going to do this and I don't give a crap" - Dr. Mae Jemison, NASA

When bold people walk in faith and work hard to make their dreams come true, the faithless crowd perceives arrogance. Sometimes arrogance is just faith. But the crowd doesn't live its dreams, the crowd doesn't build a business that will impact the world and the crowd doesn't live an extraordinary life.

source: Dragos Bratasanu, The Virtues of Arrogance, Huffington Post

[gradschoolblahg]

I Am Not Extraordinary

My grandfather was born in Karachi, way back when it was still part of India. Sometime in his late twenties through early thirties, Partition happened and he had to get himself and his ten remaining siblings (he was the second oldest but his older brother…

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[lets-giveyou-hope-blog]

Always keep                       in mind that...

[exposedsoulsneverdie]

I want to make a difference, maybe not now but one day the whole world will know my name.

That is my dream and I'm going to reach higher than the stars because I'm going to infinity and beyond.