Motivational Quote and Story

  Very good morning readers Welcome to The Motivational Quote and Story. There is a beautiful quote by Nelson Mandela which says – “The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling but in rising every time we fall.” This beautiful line aptly fits the person whose story we will learn today. She is a mother, motivational speaker, singer, artist, National Ambassador to UN, and belief it or not the first Asian wheelchair-using model. Yes, we are talking about Muniba Mazari Baloch who is also known as the “Iron Lady of Pakistan”. Early Life of Muniba Mazari - Muniba was born on 3 rd  March 1987 in Rahim Yar Khan, which is located in Southern Panjab province in Pakistan. She was brought up in a Muslim household along with her two brothers Sarfaraz Ali Mazari and Zulfiqar Ali Mazari. From an early age, Muniba demonstrated a strong, outspoken, and free-thinking personality, which later became evident in her becoming a famous public personality. Education and Schooling - Mun

Good morning readers welcome to Motivational Quote and Story. David Schwartz once said, “When you believe something can be done, your mind will find the ways to do it. Believing in a solution paves the way to a solution.” Speaking about belief, let me tell you the story of Vignesh Sundaresan, also known as MetaKovan. At this point, I am pretty sure that most of us do not have any idea about this guy and what made him special. Well, let me give you one fact that might make you interested in his story; he is the person who bought the world’s most expensive digital painting, which is worth $69 million. Back story Of Vignesh Sundaresan - Going back to his origin, Vignesh is a soft were engineer, born in India in the state of Tamilnadu in a middle-class family. Like most Indians, Vigness also worked hard to be successful. In fact; if we go by his word, there is a point in his early life when he did not even afford to buy a computer to learn to program, because of which he had to bor

Good morning dear readers welcome to Motivational Quote and Story. Today Our Motivational quote is – “Don’t let anyone tell you you’re weak because you’re a woman.” – Mary Kom Our story of the day is about a successful female athlete who against all odds stood her ground and successfully represented her country on the international stage and make the whole country proud of her. Today’s story is about M.C Mary Kom, who is one of the most successful boxers in India. She is the only female boxer who made a record by winning the World Ameture Boxing championship six times, which made her Rank # 1 in the international roster of female boxers in her weight class. The backstory of Mary Kom - Mary Kom was born on 24th Nov 1982 in a village named “Kangathei” in the state of Manipur (India) in a religious Baptist Christan family. She was the elder of the three siblings in her household. Being born in a low-income tribal family her childhood was pretty tough. Her father,   Mangte Tonpa

Good morning dear readers welcome to Motivational Quote and Story. Confucius once said – “The Man Who Moves a Mountain, Begins By Crying Away Small Stones.” When I first saw this beautiful quote, the image that immediately popped into my mind is for Mr. Dashrath Manjhi. It is like this quote is literarily made for him. Today I will try to briefly tell you the story of Mr. Dashrath Manjhi, AKA “The Mountain Man”. The back story of Dashrath Manjhi  -  Mr. Manjhi was born on 14th Jan 1929 in the village named Gehlaur which is situated in the state of Bihar(INDIA). At an early age, he ran away from his house to work in the cole field at Dhanbad. After working seven years in the cole field of Dhanbad Dashrath finally came back to his village. In his village, he falls for a beautiful girl named Falguni Devi. But Falguni Devi’s father was not willing to see a jobless person such as Dashrath as his son-in-law, hence Dashrath had to work hard to get married to Falguni Devi. Both of them

  Good day Readers, welcome to the Motivational quote and story. Today Our Motivational quote is –  “ If people are doubting how far you can go, go so far that you can’t hear them anymore.”– Michele Ruiz. Today I will share one such story of someone who worked hard enough to overcome the doubts and hate enforced upon him. Our story is about Dave Bautista. If you are a Professional Wrestling fan like me, you probably already know about whom I am referring here. He was one of the biggest stars of WWE. But today, I’m not going to discuss wrestler “Dave Batista”, as that personality was mostly made up, but I will try to discuss the real-life of Dave Bautista in this article. Early Life of Dave Bautista  -  Dave Bautista was born on 18 th  Jan 1969 in Washington D.C. in a mixed-raced family, of Greek and Filipino descent. Being brought up in a poor family Dave’s childhood was pretty rough. He got very little education in his childhood. At the tender age of 9, three murders occurre

Good day readers Welcome to the Motivational quote and story.  Today our Motivational quote is from the famous Anne Sullivan Macy, which says, “Every Renaissance comes to the world with a cry, the cry of the human spirit to be free.” As you might have guessed by now, today I'll tell you a story of someone who worked hard to bring reform in one such society which was deeply engulfed in superstition in the name of tradition. The hero of our story is “Raja” Ram Mohan Roy, also known as “Father of Modern India”. Our story starts during the colonial time when the British used to rule India. This was the time when India was deeply submerged in various social evils and superstition, such as castism, child marriage, polygamy, dowry system, etc. The most notorious of them was the tradition of “Sati”, where after the death of the Husband the widow had to sacrifice her physical body by getting burned sitting on top of her husband's dead body during the crimination ceremony. Initially,