Woovly

ADDING LIFE TO LIFE

What does 'making a difference,' mean to you ? 

Is it employing all your resources to create something new. A full-fledged marketing department trying all it's might to make people buy it ?

Sounds more like a business right ?

In this economics of profit driven era, how many people or organisations have you come across who actually choose to make a difference ? And I don't mean a strategic execution of corporate social responsibility. I mean making a difference, a real one. A difference that puts you and I before any business goal. A difference that empowers you and I to push our limits and excel. 

I'm a mere content-writer, a noob in the industry. But I do understand the difference. I've been working in an organisation for a while now but I'm not here to promote it. I'm here for people like you and I, who dream, who make plans but are consistent in giving up on it. This is not a moral lecture but a truth both you and I, inevitably have to accept. I've heard it a countless number of times now, as to how our lives are short. Frankly, I'm bored of it. So, pardon me if I avoid that bandwagon and tell you something different this time. 

Life is not short, our apathy towards it makes it so.

Slogging our arses off all day & night just to make enough, to save enough for a future that isn't certain enough. We've become obsessed with the word 'enough.' But mind you, there is something beyond it and those who realize it, live much longer even if they have lived shorter in years. I'm here to speak for a budding start up, Woovly. I shall not act biased here but I'll definitely point out to you how this organisation is hard-bent to making a difference in your lives and mine. 

 All of you must have heard of something called bucket-list. Who am I kidding ? You must have had one too ? You do ? Well and good, but how many of you actually have done something about it ? I know I haven't, because let's accept it who has the time, right ? I'll not be a saint and deny the fact that your professional lives pay for your food and shelter. Somewhere, Maslow must be feeling really happy right now. His pyramid theory on human 'need' is practically a law and we're the living proof of it. But is that all ?

Is this how you want it to end ? Dust thou art to dust returnest ?

Deep inside our hearts we both know that this cannot be it, right ? I mean, look at us. We have been gifted with the boon of 'life.' There must be a purpose. Here, Woovly steps in. A helping hand. Remember, I had mentioned a 'bucket list'. Well, this organisation is an online bucket list whose sole purpose is to help you identify your areas of interest, create your bucket list , and even introduces you to like-minded people. I have been talking to a lot of people now, specially with bucket listers. Let me explain. A bucket lister is an ordinary human being like you and I, with the same routine and the same lives filled with the same dullness and monotony. But, they chose not to stay stuck in that quick sand. They chose to let go of that apathy that stops us from doing things we want to. They don't wear a cape but to me, they definitely are superheroes. Trust me, if you open their blog and read about some of the bucket listers you'll find that they are just like you. They might even have the same bucket list item that you may have been looking forward to for a very long time. The only difference is that, they did it. It's never late. If you're 10 or 60, it's never too late, because now is the time and later is just too late.

So, as a fellow being of the same species, I urge you to visit Woovly and have a glance at their bucket lister section. While you're at it, if you had a bucket list yourself and have chosen the path of a superhero, do share your words with them. The world needs to know about more of such people like you so that people like me have the courage to pursue my bucket list too.