Amit DSouza

@awdsouza (7)

Bangalore, India • Age 44

Joined myLot 11 years ago

I am an entrepreneur and a leadership coach. Hobbies include martial arts, music, adventure and reading.

adventuroussoul.wordpress.com

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our minds

Edet Archibong @eddyarchi (4) • Lagos, Nigeria 16 Oct 13

The single most powerful assets we all have is our mind. If it is trained well it can create enormous wealth. Guys what do you think?

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Amit DSouza It is a vast topic. I agree that the mind is the most powerful asset - It is what separates humans from the animals. I would rather use the word 'harnessing' instead of 'training'...

17 Oct 13

awkward momemt

kehinde Akintunde @rackenspot (10) • Ibadan, Nigeria 16 Oct 13

Imagine you were driving down a lonely road by 11pm and you see a 5 year old girl crying in the middle of the road begging for a lift. Will you help her? #reposted#

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Amit DSouza Yes, why not? Maybe the kid is in some kind of trouble and needs help.

17 Oct 13

When we have the Ability to Step Out of the Comfort Zone, a Great Future is Awaiting us.

Easy Branches @easybranches (442) • Bangkok, Thailand 29 Sep 13

When we have the Ability to Step Out of the Comfort Zone, a Great Future is Awaiting us When we are young we think about what to do during our old age and we all have dreams about future. We often make changes to those thoughts...

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Amit DSouza Interesting post. I always tell my team members that steady state is dangerous. Every time one gets used to a certain way of doing things, it is time to change. For one, it will cause learning of a new method; maybe more effective. Secondly, it will get people...

30 Sep 13

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Dreams come true

Kim Rivera @kimrivera97 (2) • Philippines 30 Sep 13

Everyone has a dream like to become rich someday, finished their studies, have a comfortable life and be a successful person. Dreams are very important to everyone. You will achieve your dreams if you work hard because no such...

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Amit DSouza Success is relative, so you may want to start by defining your success. Break it down into milestones, and tick mark against each milestone as you get there. Sometimes, you may not succeed at the first stroke. The trick is to avoid calling it a failure at that...

30 Sep 13

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