Professor Imtiaz Malik

I can't remember when I first came across this positive or negative thinking thing and its impact on us, but once I recognised and realised its importance in our life there was no turning back. It turns out to be a tricky track, because once you are angry or sad you tend to forget about it all. You camouflage the negative thinking in the name of analysing the situation or fact finding. Gradually I learnt that I have to develop a habit of thankfulness, thanks for everything, thanks even without any apparent reason. Just look at yourself and your surrounding and you will find thousands of reasons to smile and be thankful for. Thankfulness is a genus of which positive thinking is just a specie. The more you thank the more you will get. You know what, I can't tell you, everyone gets it their own way!

Dear students, Instead of concentrating on what you are not getting, focus on your achievements, even if they are tiny. It is proven beyond doubt that negative thinking leads to cynical conduct, whereas, if you set small achievable targets, the feeling of achievement creates a positive vibe in you and will urge you to do more. Stay blessed always!