Introducing Dr. Motivation
What motivated you start volunteering for children?
Post my near fatal accident in 2010, I had turned into a different person. I started looking out for the ‘purpose’ in everything I used to do. During my period as an observer at Apollo Hospitals, I had met many children as patients who continue to inspire me. I also started to volunteer for Pulse Polio campaigns later. Thus, I credit children for inspiring me to go beyond ‘just living’ to a ‘purposeful living’.
What are the major topics you teach children at Govt schools?
What would you advise youngsters who are looking to do something similar?
I would suggest them to discuss their future plans / goals openly with their family first. Serving the community requires passion and a real motive which has to be accepted by family members too. It is important because they would be impacting the lives of many individuals.
How does it feel to get awards and medals?
I express my sincere gratitude to everyone who has praised my passion in the form of an award/acknowledgement. I take it as an encouragement.
What is your Daily Routine?
I usually get-up early morning, I make sure I read the newspaper daily. These are two things which I have been following since the past fourteen years. Daily routine keeps changing but these two remain the same regardless of the travel or work involved.
What are your hobbies?
I have developed a habit of reading newspaper since my childhood. I also started reading various books on self-improvement and management post my accident. Once I started volunteering, I started meeting new people from various walks of life. Help yourself and help others grow in life became my hobby later.
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