What's in a Name?

What's in a Name?



As we all know about this concept, it was given by the great dramatist William Shakespeare. According to him, the name doesn't matter when your work speaks louder. The people are known by their names, but here William Shakespeare rejected this tradition and made an impact on your work and the significance of art in your work. Through your work and creativity, others will automatically know about you and your talent. William Shakespeare was more focused on writing dramas with a lot of creativity and his works of art than on his name. Let's discuss some questions.

Q-1. What is your name? What is the meaning of it?

A-1. My name is Rahul. And yes, according to Google my name meaning is moon, able and efficient in Sanskrit and Pali. And also means "Traveler" in Arabic.



Q-2. What qualities commonly linked with your name do you believe reflect your attributes?

A-2. The name 'Rahul' is associated with qualities like leadership, compassion, a sense of responsibility, creative thinking, and being cool and calm in situations. Yes, I believe they resonate with my personal attributes in several ways. Dedication to continue working to achieve goals and explore some new ideas, things, thoughts, and many more things. These qualities are also linked to my name. Yes, again I believe they resonate with my personal attributes in certain ways.


Q-3. Why do you think the name is important?

A-3. The name is very much significant during the time. Because our own identity reflect by our name. Identity is created by name. And the name itself makes us different from others. It also impact on personal and professional relationships. In the professional field, a name is the first impression, and on the other side, in personal or family world, a name is a way of loving things.

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