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Thought VS destiny by BEENA AGARWAL, Head/VP/GM-Corporate Planning/Strategy, ANADI HI TECH AGRO PVT LTD

Thought VS destiny

By : BEENA AGARWAL, Head/VP/GM-Corporate Planning/Strategy, ANADI HI TECH AGRO PVT LTD
Industry : Asset Management Functional Area : Performance
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habit character

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You sow a thought , you reap an action. You reap an action,you sow a habit.Sow a habit , you reap a character,

. Sow a character you reap your destiny.

 Top Comment : Makrand Bhave   | 05 03 2009 03:40:14 +0000
When in a situation, a thought always will result in action.. Action into a habit. Habit does not necessarily make a character. Why do I say so?? If a person is a smoker / social drinker / chatter box... what would his character be?? Character develops with the result of the actions after the thought! Every thought has a result because of the action! If you make a habit of reading you may be an author / authoress, if you make an habit out of creating things out of nothing or waste you would be a great tutor!! Character is defined by the actionable thoughts! So maybe the above adage should be: Sow a thought, reap an Action! Sow an Action, Reap a Character! Sow a Character, reap a Habit! Sow a Habit reap success! Sow success, Reach your Destiny!
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Mr. Makrand rightly said that your destiny is decided by your habit. I wish to add only one link to it. Between actionable thought and an action and subsequently the habit, determination is the main ingredient by virtue of which destiny can be reached.
  Commented by  Mangala Shetty, Project coordinator    | 05 06 2009 05:46:43 +0000 
Its a true fact of life.
  Commented by  sumitra dutta, Consultant, Keane    | 05 05 2009 12:17:21 +0000 
very true....
  Commented by  Vivek Singh, Construction Manager L&T    | 05 05 2009 04:09:42 +0000 
Frankly, I am not able to find it 100% natural
  Commented by  Makrand Bhave, Sales Promotion Manager, Camlin Limited    | 05 03 2009 03:40:14 +0000
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When in a situation, a thought always will result in action.. Action into a habit. Habit does not necessarily make a character. Why do I say so?? If a person is a smoker / social drinker / chatter box... what would his character be?? Character develops with the result of the actions after the thought! Every thought has a result because of the action! If you make a habit of reading you may be an author / authoress, if you make an habit out of creating things out of nothing or waste you would be a great tutor!!

Character is defined by the actionable thoughts! So maybe the above adage should be:
Sow a thought, reap an Action! Sow an Action, Reap a Character! Sow a Character, reap a Habit! Sow a Habit reap success! Sow success, Reach your Destiny!
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