It has been noted that one can study more effectively after playing basketball or watching television or doing anything, which interests you for an hour. Once your need for self-satisfaction is fulfilled, you tend to acquire more energy to concentrate while studying,'' he remarked suggesting that quality of hours put in is important than the quantity of hours. However, this shouldn't be the goal for pursuing it. Drawing parallels from the success story of Bollywood idols, Govinda and Shahrukh Khan, he tried to convince the audience that it is the grit, determination and confidence of a person which makes him successful. Referring to the fear of performance that many aspirants go through, Sreenivasan chalked out goal, attitude, confidence, priorities, time management and temperament as the ingredients, which make the difference.
Nothing is impossible.
If you want to make it you've to make it happen yourself. This will encourage you to achieve more. You may lose a string of games, but what matters is the set and match. Optimism is realism,'' he argued. Stop worrying about what you don't know and stop experimenting at the eleventh hour.