Concept Note:
Defining The Purpose: The Story Behind our Stories.
What you become directly influences what you get. Think of it this way: Most of what we have today, we have attracted by becoming the person we are today, but unless you learn to handle the responsibilities that come with it, it will usually shrink back to the amount you can handle. As such, a big share of life starts with individual growth, self-improvement and making measurable progress though it’s a struggle and a challenge. There wouldn’t be any winning without a challenge and that’s what life is all about. It’s the struggle and the challenge to develop ourselves and our skills to see what we can create in our lives. Some of us are just into self-improvement, self-help, inspirational things, but you can’t live on mental candy alone. You need more than that. Your library needs to be balanced like the pantry in your kitchen. You can’t be strong just on the easy life.
New habits don’t come easy, but they can be developed. Sometimes when you develop a lot of momentum in one direction, it’s not that easy to change, but it is possible. It takes time to build a career. It takes time to make changes. It takes time to learn, grow, and produce. And It takes time to refine philosophy and activity. So give yourself time to share, time to learn, time to start some momentum, and time to finally achieve – to live and to work with a purpose and to lead a proper perspective on priorities.
In this student webinar, the PG students of the Department of English aim to inspire listeners to be motivated and put themselves through the paces, as they share their purposes in life with a new prism of stories.
Date: 24th May 2021(Monday)
Time: 2 PM – 3 PM
Webinar Link: https://meet.google.com/eku-
Moderator: Mmhatsu (MA 4th Sem, English)
Speakers:
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Chongpineng Kuki(MA 4th Sem, English): “Goal Setting for Personal and Professional Success”
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Kuthozo Vero (MA 2nd Sem, English): “Overcoming Procrastination”
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Kulu Venuh (MA 2nd Sem, English): “Coping During Uncertain Times”
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Limtsumong (MA 4th Sem, English): “Self Reliance and Teamwork”
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Sneha Gupta (MA 4th Sem, English): “Positive Outlook for Personal Growth”