Howard Marks once said that “I became famous overnight after writing for 10 years.”
Mr. Raj Shamani shared a valuable insight that sometimes people who are less smart, less prepared, and less talented still succeed and achieve bigger things. He emphasized consistency as a key factor enabling such success despite lacking typical advantages like talent or preparation. I got inspired by that short to write down this blog post. A truly self-aware person recognizes that their greatest strength lies not in constantly accumulating new skills, but in nurturing and deepening the qualities that already define their unique identity. By embracing and building upon what is innately mine, I can offer a piece of life to the readers and viewers.
Hence, I am looking to work behind this YouTube Channel with imperfection and consistency.
I am thrilled to reintroduce the What good is a life if it trails behind work? YouTube channel, a unique space that has been cultivating a rich archive of content for years. This channel is a heartfelt journey through varied worlds—from the magic of world cinema to the nostalgia of IT BHU campus days, the soul-stirring music of folk artists, the dynamics of Farmer Producer Organizations (FPOs), enchanting travelogues, impactful documentaries, and insightful book reviews.
The channel offers the following playlist -
- Ultimate World Cinema: Deep dives into films from across the globe with cinematic brilliance.
- IT BHU Memories: Reliving the archive videos from ITBHU days.
- Rhythms & Ragas: Celebrating the timeless music and voices of Folk Artists
- Farmer-Producer Organizations: Informative content on Farmer-Producer Organizations
- Travelogue - स्मरण को पाथेय बनने दो: Snapshots from captivating journeys
- Documentaries: Based on Social, cultural, and environmental themes.
- Book Reviews - YouTube Shorts - honest book reviews in Hindi & English!
- Poetry Renditions
- Movie Reviews
This channel not only preserves memories and knowledge but also seeks to build a community of curious, thoughtful, and informed viewers.
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