Beyond ‘To Be or Not to Be’, The Two Questions.
Shakespeare’s timeless words, “To be or not to be,” have resonated with audiences for generations, encapsulating the existential struggles.
Over three decades back, in the early 90s, this is me sitting on the high forecourt of Amer Fort, Jaipur, exploring the questions of being.
For me, the fundamental question was not whether to exist, but ‘who I want to be’ and ‘who all I can be’. Having lived a multidimensional life through my growing years, I did not want my professional life to be any different.
Join me in exploring the two questions: ‘who I want to be’ and ‘who all I can be’.
WHO I WANT TO BE
Pursuing self-discovery and personal growth, the question of “who I want to be” holds profound significance. It signifies a conscious choice to define one’s identity, aspirations, and values.
Rather than passively accepting a predetermined fate, this question empowers you to shape your destiny, striving towards the embodiment of your most authentic and fulfilled selves.
This question invites you to engage in a continuous process of self-exploration and self-improvement. It prompts you to seek experiences, knowledge, and skills that align with your aspirations, fostering a sense of fulfilment and authenticity.
In a world brimming with possibilities, this question serves as a guiding star, encouraging you to envision your highest self. And then you strive for greatness and make meaningful contributions to the world.
WHO ALL I CAN BE
The exploration of “who all I can be” embodies a spirit of limitless potential. It acknowledges that each person possesses a vast reservoir of untapped abilities, talents, and capacities waiting to be unearthed.
By embracing this question, you open yourself to a world of possibilities, challenging self-imposed limitations, and societal expectations. The beauty of this inquiry lies in its ability to inspire self-belief and a sense of purpose beyond limitations.
It encourages you to envision your multifaceted self and set forth on a journey of total self-realization. By contemplating “who all I can be,” you cultivate a mindset of growth, resilience, and unyielding determination to transcend the perceived boundaries.
By embracing the multifaceted nature of your potential, you are liberated to pursue diverse paths and evolve into multifaceted, fully realized beings.
THE BOUNDLESS POTENTIAL
Ultimately, pursuing “who I want to be” and “who all I can be” represents a celebration of the human spirit’s resilience, adaptability, and capacity for growth.
It is a testament to the unwavering belief in the transformative power of self-discovery and the boundless potential that lies within each individual.
As we continue to contemplate these questions, we embark on a journey of self-realization, embracing our unique identities and harnessing the limitless possibilities that await us.
Yes, I answered these two questions. I have lived and am living a multidimensional life not only in my professional sphere but also in personal and social spaces. I have captured all that and more in my book, ‘The Penta Life’* which presents the path to live five lives in this one life.
I will conclude by saying,
“Beyond questions and limits, you meet your boundless self.”
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