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The spread of civilization may be likened to a fire; first, a feeble spark, next a flickering flame, then a mighty blaze, ever increasing in speed and power. -Nikola Tesla Born on 10th July, 1856, Nikola Tesla was an American-Serbian who was raised in the Austrian Empire. He went on to become one of the greatest scientists in history with his countless contributions to the electrical system. Yet this man was rarely ever mentioned in our textbooks as compared to the likes of Einstein and Edison. Today, I'll be discussing the story of a man who might've been the greatest scientist in history surpassing Einstein. Nikola Tesla enrolled in the Graz University of Technology but had soon abandoned it as he did not know Greek and Czech, two subjects that were required at the time. He later received an education in engineering and physics and became an excellent inventor, electrical engineer, mechanical engineer, physicist, and futurist. Tesla gained practical experie

Introduction -   Procrastination,  a word that we all are familiar with, but barely realize the potential of it. A task so important that not only it provides relaxation to you but to your futuristic goals as well. It's like a chill out zone for those who deploy it accurately. As for those who are new to it, be careful. image source: lawyerswithdepression With the ongoing phase in our life, time seems to slip away, it appears as the whole world is advancing at a great pace, while you (yes!! you) sit around reading an article about procrastination. I know that everyone needs that spark in life that ignites their will of success, but until that spark is lit, let's sit back and relax a little. I know everyone seems to be writing some great articles about how NOT  to procrastinate, how to avoid laziness etc; but what people aren't writing about is HOW TO PROCRASTINATE , they don't think about the well being of our fellow human beings who lack this great