And here is a note for the parents and teachers too. So please listen to this till the end. It is absolutely normal to doubt yourself. Even when you put in your hundred percent into your work. There is that self doubt which tells you that you could do better. There will always be scope for more even when you are declared the best. Because knowledge and information is infinite. It is always foolish to think that you know all and even foolish to think that you know nothing
Himanshi Thakur
@GreyMatter · 1:04
Good morning. Ranjana Ma'am thank you for these pointers. And, you know, I was just talking about the issue of self doubt and the feeling of never being never enough in one of our swellcast friends, preeti utup's swellcast. And this, what a wonderful coincidence that the moment I replied to her and after that, I was going through my note locations and I saw your invite. It's wonderful. Thank you for giving these pointers
Ranjana Kamo
@Gamechanger · 0:38
Thank you so much. Himanshi it's great to hear from you. Thank you for taking the time to get back to me. And yes, things, you know, it's not easy to motivate yourself at times, but yes, you know, but if we don't motivate ourselves, who's going to do it for us? So that's the main problem. We have to do the work ourselves with whatever kind of work it is easier to difficult and yeah. Yes
Swati Sharma
@Swatiselflove · 2:06
Hi, Rajira. You know, the very concept of self doubt. What I have seen is that even the most confident of the people or the celebrities or athletes or even the orators and speakers, they have also addressed this issue of self doubt, where they have narrated their own stories, where they began to doubt their own self, began to doubt their own skill
Ranjana Kamo
@Gamechanger · 0:39
And, you know, even when we die, our knowledge will only be a fraction of the knowledge of the world because there is so much to learn. So thank you so much. Have a lovely day. Bye
Hello Ranjana. Very good evening. Thank you so much for bringing up this important swell cast. And yes, self doubt is everywhere. No parents are perfect, no children are perfect. And I believe that self doubt is a self doubt, like many other diseases, is a hereditary disease because it passes on from one generation to another. It one generation of doubt passes over to the another one and then it passes on to another one until until the chain is broken by someone
Ranjana Kamo
@Gamechanger · 0:28
You. Thank you so much for stopping by and sharing your valuable inputs. Yes, you're definitely right. We need somebody to break that chain and tell the children that, yes, they can do it. You quoted such beautiful examples, and you really made the topic beautiful. So thank you so much for your reports, and have a lovely day. Bye
But until or unless that is found, where I am good at, that area, where I'm wonderful, where I'm good at. So until or unless they find that you can't actually understand or you can't actually help them out to improve. Right. So first, in order to find that the kind of encouragement that they give is really important, that we give to them is really important. So thank you so much for stressing on that point, Ranjana. Have a great day
Ranjana Kamo
@Gamechanger · 0:23
Thank you so much. Corey, I'm so glad that you liked this podcast and you're in agreement that, you know, parents and teachers should encourage the children, and that definitely goes a long way in helping people overcome their doubts. So thank you so much and have a lovely day. Bye
And in case it's about my confidence or something which cannot be rectified immediately, I take risk. I take a calculated risk and put some hope or faith and showcase myself in giving my best, putting my efforts to give my best. So this is how I try, how I experimented. Many times I got success, many times I got failed. But this is how I see life
Ranjana Kamo
@Gamechanger · 0:14
You. Thank you so much for stopping by and sharing your views. Yes, taking calculated risks and having faith and hope and taking that first step is so important. And thank you for sharing that with us. Have a lovely day. Bye
Or we can relate to them at some point or the other. Because these things have happened. We are not superhumans, right? So thank you, ma'am. Take care. Best wishes. Lots of success
Ranjana Kamo
@Gamechanger · 0:16
Thank you, Kadambari for sharing such valuable inputs. And hope you have a lovely day. And you always bring some new perspectives to every topic. Thank you so much. Have a lovely day. Bye
Anu Sham
@Anu_Budhrani · 0:50
We can also clear our doubt by asking advice to our parents, teachers and motivators. And our parents and friends, our well wishers can always help to clear our doubt. Thank you, ma'am
Ranjana Kamo
@Gamechanger · 0:13
Thank you so much for responding on this. And yes, you very rightly said, you know, we can always get help to clear our doubts. Thank you so much. Bye