“We must accept finite disappointment, but never lose infinite hope.” – Martin Luther King, Jr.

Champions like A.P.J Abdul Kalam, Arundhati Bhattacharya, and Kiran Bedi faced formidable challenges pursuing their goals. Like them, Hari Chandana’s path to impact as a civil servant was strewn with obstacles she successfully negotiated. #KeepGoing #HariChandana

Chandana did not successfully execute her initiatives initially. However, this initial failure only strengthened her resolve. She persevered through self-doubt and rebounded smarter. Chandana exemplifies that winners are not those who never fail but those who never quit. #NeverGiveUp

Her journey reveals principles we too can apply to navigate challenges. First, maintain fierce focus on your vision to continue steady progress despite hurdles. Evaluate setbacks objectively as feedback. Absorb learning and refine strategies. #EyesOnThePrize

Next, leverage support structures to renew motivation. Turn to mentors and cheerleaders who restore faith when your conviction wavers. Their affirmation provides a mirror when self-belief cracks. #ReachOutForSupport

It is also vital to manage energy effectively during difficult phases. Practise self-care to avoid burnout – eat well, rest adequately and rejuvenate through interests beyond work. Small actions that uplift every day amplify resilience. #EnergyManagement101

Like Chandana, remember that worthy goals demand grit. Challenges are inevitable when pursuing purpose and meaning. Maintain equanimity and keep taking small steps forward consistently. Progress follows perseverance. #EquanimityAmidChallenges #PurposeFuelsPerseverance

Her inspirational journey reveals that dream actualization requires negotiating through trials and tribulations. We must accept disappointments on the path but never abandon hope. As Martin Luther King said, “If you can’t fly, then run, if you can’t run, then walk, if you can’t walk, then crawl, but whatever you do, you have to keep moving forward.” #SheInspiresUs