Key takeaways from Mai Atal Hu and Turning points

 While reading turning points by Apj abdul kalam and the bond between Atal Bihari Vajpayee, I thought to dive into his world and I was really amazed by his journey and there was lot to learn from them. My key takeaways are infinite yet I am sharing this in the form of write ups.

1)Those who conspire to annihilate people should know playing with fire is always dangerous.

2) Never write your speech: You forgot your lines because you had memorised them , when you understand the topic then word will automatically come to you and reach your audience.Look straight in their eyes.
If someone stares at you, then stare back harder!
When your eyes meet,they will start to believe and listen to you.


3) father and son relationship
The best qualities of a friendship is whether your ideologies match or not, but friendship always prevails.
No one can stop a glorious person from spreading his glory



4) Speeches : To turn inappropriate to appropriate
Poem: To spread love and goodwill 



The joy and prosperity that we imagine cinema shows it to us. We believe what we see on screen.
5) Hope for peace , cooperation, trust, development, brotherhood and progressing together.

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