<ol><li>There was no one who could stop me with their set of logics (of experience) or instil fear in me that could stop me. Listening to the inner voice.</li><li>Being mentally prepared for every consequence that could happen.&nbsp;</li><li>Primary aim was to try and observe what happens and take steps to save myself from being slipped on either side.</li></ol>

Gathering courage in what we want to do.

<ul><li>TRY MORE, GROW MORE</li><li>Being flexible with brain and ready to explore the world. Do not firmly stick to old ideas or past experiences of others or yours.</li></ul>

Mindset for growth.

<div>Posted by</div><figure><img width="785" height="523" src="https://utmselfhelp.files.wordpress.com/2021/04/gettyimages-1171717408-2048x2048-1.jpg?w=1568" alt="" srcset="https://utmselfhelp.files.wordpress.com/2021/04/gettyimages-1171717408-2048x2048-1.jpg?w=1568 1568w, https://utmselfhelp.files.wordpress.com/2021/04/gettyimages-1171717408-2048x2048-1.jpg?w=150 150w, https://utmselfhelp.files.wordpress.com/2021/04/gettyimages-1171717408-2048x2048-1.jpg?w=300 300w, https://utmselfhelp.files.wordpress.com/2021/04/gettyimages-1171717408-2048x2048-1.jpg?w=768 768w, https://utmselfhelp.files.wordpress.com/2021/04/gettyimages-1171717408-2048x2048-1.jpg?w=1024 1024w, https://utmselfhelp.files.wordpress.com/2021/04/gettyimages-1171717408-2048x2048-1.jpg 2048w"></figure>When I was about 10-11 years, I usually searched for some place of solitude and calmness. I used to visit the highest floor and backside area of a school building. The scenery was immensely beautiful with green lush farms, cows and buffaloes, village people and children playing local games. It instilled a sense of calmness within me and I felt myself more near to me. I was mischievous and used to climb on different boundary walls and discover how adventurous I am. If I could describe you in simple ways then it would be- On one side I would fall into plot of another person and might get injured while on the other side I would be injured by a row of taps and the sink. I never ever worried about both the consequences and I could easily climb up without any great effort. I researched myself now to know the actual reason for such courage then??This is what I obtained in my research:<BLOCKQUOTE>There was no one who could stop me with their set of logics (of experience) or instill fear in me that could stop me.Since I took the steps on my own, I was prepared for every consequence that could happen. Primary aim was to try and observe what happens and take steps to save myself from being slipped on either side.</BLOCKQUOTE>People usually advice newbies to search for their passion, but, in my opinion they must better motivate them to try something and nurture it for a significant time. People should be curious about the things they are trying out and aim should be being aware of what step they are taking. That step should not devastate them completely and they must be ready with a backup plan.<BLOCKQUOTE>TRY MORE, GROW MORE<cite>Being flexible with brain and ready to explore the world.</cite></BLOCKQUOTE>Here I share the pic of the place I used to adventure myself:<figure><img src="https://i2.wp.com/schools.thelearningpoint.net/pics-cbse/schoolPic54360.JPG" alt="" width="750" height="562"></figure>What are your thoughts about the adventures of life and how does experience pave the way to success in ventures?You all are invited to share your thoughts and experiences of life in comments… <h3>Share this:</h3>

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When I was about 10-11 years, I usually searched for some place of solitude and calmness. I used to visit the highest floor and backside area of a school building. The scenery was immensely beautiful with green lush farms, cows and buffaloes, village people and children playing local games. It instilled a sense of calmness within me and I felt myself more near to me.

I was mischievous and used to climb on different boundary walls and discover how adventurous I am. If I could describe you in simple ways then it would be-

On one side I would fall into plot of another person and might get injured while on the other side I would be injured by a row of taps and the sink. I never ever worried about both the consequences and I could easily climb up without any great effort.

I researched myself now to know the actual reason for such courage then??

This is what I obtained in my research:

There was no one who could stop me with their set of logics (of experience) or instill fear in me that could stop me.

Since I took the steps on my own, I was prepared for every consequence that could happen. Primary aim was to try and observe what happens and take steps to save myself from being slipped on either side.

People usually advice newbies to search for their passion, but, in my opinion they must better motivate them to try something and nurture it for a significant time. People should be curious about the things they are trying out and aim should be being aware of what step they are taking. That step should not devastate them completely and they must be ready with a backup plan.

Here I share the pic of the place I used to adventure myself:

What are your thoughts about the adventures of life and how does experience pave the way to success in ventures?

You all are invited to share your thoughts and experiences of life in comments…

Adventures of my childhood #1

Gathering courage in what we want to do.

Mindset for growth.

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