OPINION
Greatness is never declared. It is remembered
A reflection on society’s hunger for significance, urging us to value leaders who serve with sincerity, build quietly, and let greatness be remembered, not proclaimed.
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OPINION
A reflection on society’s hunger for significance, urging us to value leaders who serve with sincerity, build quietly, and let greatness be remembered, not proclaimed.
Schools, instead of being havens of exploration and holistic development, have increasingly become factories of conformity, writes Dr. Srabani Basu.
Dr. Srabani Basu, Associate Professor, Department of Literature and Languages, SRM University AP, Amaravati, explores self-sabotage as an unconscious protection mechanism rather than a flaw. She explains how it interferes with goals, often stemming from childhood experiences or fear of change. Basu highlights common disguises like perfectionism and procrastination, offering a framework to overcome it through self-awareness and compassionate goal-setting.
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