Mother of all inspirations

Kristan Cronin didn’t have to look far to find inspiration in the field of education. She simply looked toward her mother. Cronin’s mother, Nancy Hall, was a longtime educator in Indiana, where she taught high school special needs students.
WHY DIGITAL ENTREPRENEUR SUDHA YADAV IS AN INSPIRATION TO YOUNG GIRLS
Sudha Yadav is a 20-year old digital entrepreneur hailing from a small village of Rewari District in Haryana.
Provo students draw inspiration from COVID art contest
Don’t let the COVID monsters get you, says sixth-grader Chloe Winget. Her art piece joins other winners on display in the Provo City Hall lobby. Feb. 10, 2021.
Imagine a world without COVID. Eighth-grader Megan Hoffman does. See her poster on display in the Provo City Hall lobby. Feb. 10, 2021.
Being a source of inspiration

To master how to inspire others, you must lead by example. This means exhibiting conviction and courage to act, to stay relentless yet flexible and agile, being authentic in everything you do.
Brewing up a dirty-water remedy (and more) with kombucha-inspired biosensors

PhD student and 2017 J-WAFS graduate fellow Tzu-Chieh Tang designs living materials to solve environmental challenges, with an emphasis on safety and scalability.
Zen Fable : What is egotism

The Prime Minister of the Tang Dynasty was a national hero for his success as both a statesman and military leader. But despite his fame, power, and wealth, he considered himself a humble and devout Buddhist. Often he visited his favorite Zen master to study under him, and they seemed to get along very well. The fact that he was prime minister apparently had no effect on their relationship, which seemed to be simply one of a revered master and respectful student.
One day, during his usual visit, the Prime Minister asked the master, “Your Reverence, what is egotism according to Buddhism?” The master’s face turned red, and in a very condescending and insulting tone of voice, he shot back, “What kind of stupid question is that!?”
This unexpected response so shocked the Prime Minister that he became sullen and angry. The Zen master then smiled and said, “THIS, Your Excellency, is egotism.”
Interpretation :
We often don’t understand our own selves which is why it is very hard to progress further. This is why understanding ourselves is always the first step towards growth.











