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Around 600 million people in India comes in age group of 15-29 which is equal to the population of USA and Western Europe. According to ECI we have 675 million voters in which 40% are youth but the voting turnout of youth in the 2009 general election was between 20-25%. Where we were at that time:partying, updating our status or photos. In the world’s biggest democratic country when we get chance to vote, we can leave it for a movie, just by saying – “Yaar voting station pe line lambi thi”. Queue doesn’t matter when we are standing at ticket window of a multiplex. If you don’t vote than you have no right to say anything about Government. I have always seen youth talking about corrupt politicians even I do. But, what about joining politics? We just have 17% of youth politicians in India. These statistics don’t allow us to complain against the oldies. We have 600 million youth and we don’t have 11 dudes to kick a ball, We don’t have anyone like Rafael Nadal, Usain Bolt, Michael...

Each one of us is born to be a world-class champion in a particular field of Endeavour. We are bound to find that particular field. But, by doing the same things every day, we cannot expect to deliver new and better results. We need to bring about a Change in what we do and how we do things. We must transform the way we live our life. Changing the way we live our life means changing the way we think. Changing how we think means changing what we have come to believe or accept about our life. This is something that is very hard, so hard that even when we so desperately want to change, we prefer to hang on to the misery because it is familiar and comfortable. The Greatest Enemy of our Potential is our "Comfort Zone". The Comfort zone is where we get to drown slowly and luxuriate in it as we do. The fact that we try really hard to bring about that certain kind of change in our life will speak for how bad we want our Success.  There are basically two kin...