A young carpenter’s first success brings recognition, but a costly mistake teaches him how much care it takes to become someone people can keep counting on. For three days after his first major order went out, Raghav left the receipt on the dining table, moving it whenever his mother brought out the plates and placing it…
Success is a strange teacher. When things go well, we rarely stop to examine the exact reasons behind the outcome. The moment we experience a win, our mind automatically begins forming patterns. It assumes that the action we took was the cause of the result we achieved. Sometimes that assumption is correct. But sometimes it…
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