Comments on: What Inspires You

By: sudhir kulkarni

sudhir kulkarni — Mon, 21 Nov 2022 11:19:34 +0000

Vivek ji,

Your Article is simple and yet profound, as always. It made one introspect from what ‘one could do’ to what ‘one needs to do’
It was truly Inspiring and so much to chew and digest.
And yes, keep writing for the benefit of persons like me.

Regards,
srk

By: V J Rao

V J Rao — Wed, 16 Nov 2022 12:12:50 +0000

Dear Vivek,

Great insights. I think both Misery and Beauty inspire. One for the need to do and the other for the possibilities that are exemplified. One for where we are and the other for where we can be. I also believe that inspiration without action is only a wish.Your writings are a reminder of both what inspiration can do and what we need to do. Thank you

By: Munir Khan

Munir Khan — Wed, 16 Nov 2022 06:45:48 +0000

Once again, very inspiring and thoughtful blog Vivek. Every one of us is blessed by God and is accountable and responsible for doing what we can to improve the situation for those needing help. Not doing anything is not an option. Doing it collectively always increases the effectiveness. Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Also keep writing.

By: Satish Pradhan

Satish Pradhan — Wed, 16 Nov 2022 05:18:38 +0000

So wonderfully simple when you say it! and yet blinding in it profound implications! The opportunity and the propensity for primary greatness is the beginning of all inspiration and the rest as you aver is how water flows with gravity. Thank you for another vignette of inspiring thoughts!

By: Satish Pradhan

Satish Pradhan — Wed, 16 Nov 2022 05:16:40 +0000

So wonderfully simple when you say it! and yet blinding in it profound implications! The opportunity an dither propensity for primary greatness is the beginning of all inspiration and the rest as you aver s how water flows with gravity. Thank you for another vignette of inspiring thoughts!

By: Vivek Patwardhan

Vivek Patwardhan — Tue, 15 Nov 2022 13:16:50 +0000

In reply to Joseph George A. Thanks for sharing the correct idiom. I have placed a Post Script acknowledging it. Thanks again.

By: Vivek Patwardhan

Vivek Patwardhan — Tue, 15 Nov 2022 13:00:08 +0000

In reply to Debashish Roy. Oh, you have been so generous with appreciation. Grateful!

By: Debashish Roy

Debashish Roy — Tue, 15 Nov 2022 12:58:23 +0000

Dear Mr Patwardhan….”what inspires you…vs who inspires you…” actually made me reflect and surprisingly the answer wasn’t far….actually to think of it, I do not miss any of your posts because what you write have always been a source on inspiration….I see you as a friend…a senior and a colleague but I am inspired by what you write. The reason being, when you write you focus on the subject and the individuals….it’s about them and not about you… the key message being how “they” impacted you and that’s the learning I take away – that’s what inspires in your posts. I really hope to accompany you the next time in your inspirational journeys….and be a part of the learning…..

By: Suresh Ogale

Suresh Ogale — Tue, 15 Nov 2022 10:33:55 +0000

Very well written!
Earlier,Atul had spent lot of energy, efforts n money towards development for have not.
The founder,Late Katurbhai, had done and practiced the giving model. Late Siddharthbhai,Dr. Vimlaben continued this tradition n Swatiben n Sunilbhai have taken it forward.The Lalbhais have not only done pioneering work in producing lot many import substitutes chemicals but have simultaneously worked for uplifting the needy,downtroden.
There is very little beating of their own drums but for sheer joy of doing it,quite silently.
And mind well, all the family members are well qualified but never show off. Lalbhai’s have scholastic record that will be envy for many.
However Giving Model is at work,24×7.

By: Y A PETHAKAR

Y A PETHAKAR — Tue, 15 Nov 2022 10:29:32 +0000

The article really makes me to look for inspiration on day to day basis. There is lot but we need to observe it and learn from it. Thanks for this article sir