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Quote that should not be followed.






Ratan Tata's quote: "If you think your teacher is strict, scary, hard, and dangerous, wait until you meet your boss. Your old teachers will pale in comparison."

This quote, as per my point of view, is arousing negative effects on the students, and on the person, who is about to start or is pursuing his/her job. The sense of negative effect aroused in the quote-reader is formed of the suspected behaviour of the boss or the teacher to be arrogant, humiliating, and disrespectful. It should be completely discarded as a quote to take into consideration in our lives, as these negative aspects, such as fear and danger are enemy of everything we stand for.

This quote, therefore, should be completely discarded from our minds.

While we have been given an opportunity of having lives, we should use it to make this world a beautiful place, and we should be cheerful for what we have achieved or accomplished with taking care of everything and everyone around us. Thus, the above wrong quote needs to be re-written by keeping in mind the below, a bit long explanation.

The quote, as per me, should be, "You will have a great experience and enjoyment working with your boss, just like a period of your emergence of your capabilities through your schooling, and if that's not the case in the present, then you should make that happen by any means."

Firstly, the person who has generated this quote should know that we are born and so does every organization, and these organizations are made for human's nurture, and humans are not created for the benefit of the organization.

Secondly, as seen in the real scenario, these usually happens and should be countered at every level, otherwise it will hamper the development of the individual, in terms of creativity, passion and many other characteristics by restraining them with this negative aspects of the boss or teacher, such as creating fear, condescending subordinate, etc.

Ratan tata's experience is like experiences faced by others, and it doesn't mean that bad experience should be shared in such a way that provide consolation to the dumb, harsh and/or unfortunate cultivated or originated culture.

Below, various examples are delineated to prove the above as well as beneficial postive side of not being the boss or teacher with negative tactics to tackle their students or employees is also expressed.

The most basic example, I'd like to give, is that, if a lock is opened with a key, then it will be reusable as this doesn't destroy its form. While if it is hammered then you might get your treasure, but remember that, in order to do so, you are also destroying something else which is "usability of that lock". Here, there is an analogy made of the creativity of the humans to the lock reusability, whereas hammering is an enemy of creativity and hammering is analogous to fear and/or danger.

In short, Creativity is inversely proportional to the negative words inscribed in the quote.

Benefits of Creativity:

1. Sudar pichai's vision
Google has a vision of always picking employees who have inherited creativity. Based on that, they are not only at the peak but also attracted many people to join their legendary organisation because they care about nurturing their employees in the positive direction. This, ultimately, automatically has made Google famous not just among the employee base but also among the user base.

2. Creativity explained by CIA
A book named "Psychology Of Intelligence Analysis" by Richards J. Heuer Jr. defines favourable conditions for possessing creative ability as below:
  •    The opportunity for innovation, and the encouragement of it, are important variables.
  •    The freedom to set goals, hire new assistants, and expand funds. Under these circumstances, a new idea is less likely to put to an end before it can be developed into a creative and useful way.
  •    When employees felt secure and comfortable in their roles, new ideas have often been disruptive, and pursuing them carries the risk of failure. People are more likely to advance new ideas if they feel secure in their positions.
  •    Superiors should stay out of the way, and limit themselves to support and facilitation rather than direct involvement.
  •    Project should be relatively small compared to number of people involved, budget, and duration. Small project size promotes flexibility, and this in turn is more conducive to creativity.
  •    Other activities involvement in addition to the main activities involvement boosts up the creativity in an individual.

Consequences of creating bad environment by illustrating Avatar:

The person has to face consequences of his actions if not in present life then in the next life. Take a simple example of a person, having a farm, provides a way to increase the productivity in the farm by using the technique knowingly having harmful effects. In the very next life, if this person will be born in a home where his parents will be suffering from a disease from the very farming products which had intentionally been made of degraded quality by him in his past life just in order to increase wealth. Finally, he will also inherit that disease their parents possessed. Just like that, this quote generates negative thoughts in our mind is the primary reason to discard it. Moreover, the boss or the teacher, having this negative attitude towards the subordinate, will face the same fate and cannot outrun it.

I hope this 6 months of effort of making this "Bramhashtra" will attain its goal, and I also hope that our world will be filled up with love such that people will, rather than strive to achieve Moksha, make here similar culture, because if it's not here then it will never be there.

This is Tapan Vora, watching "Satyug", with the help of filtering window, in this "Kalyug".

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