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Social Reform: Uncheck


The first thing that any one of us has to do when we are trying to do something important is – to do it well. The reason most people fail to do it well is simply because they always have the other eye on some kind of scoreboard to see if they scored. IMO that’s a complete disaster when what you want to do is sufficiently important that you will want to do it anyway – scoreboard or no scoreboard.

The reason I bring this up is because there are no scoreboards why I write this blog. There are no pre-defined or likeable end results.

This blog is not to reform anybody nor is to it score some points for any ideology.
In other words, I don’t give a damn as what you want to do; feel free to do it, after all its your life and my best wishes for you.

This effort is designed to be a good-natured heavenly-intentioned stating of the opinions. We have no pretensions – absolutely nothing – that we will change the world. We are of firm belief that nothing will change this world, and nothing will come up to do in future.

So, have cleared up few things in few posts, let’s start.

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