Prianka Sameer

“The Columbia Accident Investigation Board concluded that NASA’s culture “emphasized chain of command, procedure, following the rules, and going by the book. While rules and procedures were essential for coordination, they had an unintended negative effect.” Once again, “allegiance to hierarchy and procedure” had ended in disaster. Again, lower ranking engineers had concerns they could not quantify; they stayed silent because “the requirement for data was stringent and inhibiting.”
― David Epstein, Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World

“Look at this like placing an order on Amazon. You know that your order is going to arrive. You put in the order to the universe with your thoughts and emotions; trust that it is going to be delivered to you. You wouldn’t worry about how Amazon is going to make the delivery, or what kind of truck they will use to bring your package. You don’t even care how they bring it. You just know and trust that they will. This is the same way you can start to trust the universe. Put in your order with your mind and emotions. Feel it getting ready to happen for you. Feel it entering your life. Feel the delivery on the way. Get as excited as if you were expecting a big delivery.”
― Idil Ahmed, Manifest Now

“It happens when we expect the person we are loving to do their part and love us the same, yet they don’t. When it happens, it hurts. No one goes through this life without meeting some type of hurt or pain. Do not let that disappointment lead to a disappointed life. Do not let it harden you heart, do not let this failed attempt at love, despite what number of try it is, make you give up.”
― Pierre Alex Jeanty, Apologies That Never Came

“Before she left She was gone before she left. Her heart started walking away long before
she physically made her way out. She started leaving when you began to put her
in the shadows, when you found more important things to
invest your time in than being in her presence, when the things that made her smile became a
burden you once carried for the sake of
winning her heart, when her ears became a well that you
dropped your promises in with no intention of
picking them up and fulfilling them. She was gone mentally and emotionally. Her physically leaving was just a delayed
response.”
― Pierre Jeanty, Ashes of Her Love