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What actually defines you?

Few questions that I always ask myself 

Is it the social intelligence that defines you?
Is it the good looks that defines you?
Is it the physical health that defines you?

We have many ways to quantify intelligence,looks and physical health. Intelligence can be quantified with the help of so called I.Q (Intelligent Quotient), Looks can be quantified based on the Age/tone of your skin/your smile etc. Likewise, Health can also be quantified based on diet you follow / Exercise to keep yourself fit each day.

All the parameters mentioned above not exactly define you.They are tools to assess you at that particular instant. Human minds are not static,they swing in different directions. Life is an integration of situations/instances that you face over time. Decision making is always difficult because the future of the curve is decided by decisions that you make. It is very hard to sustain your momentum going but when you choose different track you have to make sure that you follow your heart not by external influences.



What actually defines you? In order to define you, the parameters mentioned above are completely scrapped out because you cannot be quantified. To me, you are defined by passion (love for what you do), determination (how long you can sustain your passion and also overcoming the odds) and hard work (how hard you work to express the love for the work you do).


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