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Reviewed, Reconciled and Reformed

Reviewed, revised, recollected, remembered, reconciled, reformed and finally ready to take a plunge. Reviewed in detail all the facts and figures related to the assigned task.  Made a note of the headings and the important features that come across as one proceeds towards the execution of the task. Revised what was reviewed and kept in mind as to how to correlate with the changes that have taken place keeping in mind the latest trend. Recollected all that what was possible keeping in mind what are the key strengths and weakness as far as the subject is concerned, the only reason being that common mistakes must not be made. Remembered specifically a few things so that I am able to delineate the details of what was read, reviewed, revised and recollected. Finally reconciled all the things from the past with the present so that before taking a final plunge things do not go wrong. Things have changed a lot in the past few years, but then still the basic elements remain the...

Majority Wins

Speaking in terms of priority what the majority of people do is not that important as important is the fact that what is accepted by majority of the people. Fascinating as it seems to be, but the fact of the matter is how things are accepted by majority of the people has a great role to play in terms of future prospects. Underdogs, when the expectations are least, but there is a kind of recognition that which serves the purpose of a healthy opponent, it is the underdogs who can turn the tables and then the way of looking at things it changes completely. Acceptance is definitely a matter of concern, but what matters more is the role that time plays.  Time has an important role to play when it comes to getting acceptance.  In other words when one seeks permission for something there is going to be a shift of responsibility, a change in the way in which things are been handled up until now, followed by the fact that as to whether or not things will remain the same, after ...