It is difficult to forgive when you realise the mental pain but forgiving others is essential for your well being and peace of mind. Do you know the benefits of forgiveness and self-forgiveness? After reading the post and watching the video talk, you will realise the reason for your unhappiness, stress and other such problems and take a decision to make changes in your life through forgiveness and self-forgiveness.
Many people cannot improve their lives or get rich because of their negative attitudes. They do not explore new ideas or even reject help offer from others because they are afraid of taking risks and fearful of failures.
Think before you speak. It is on your tongue, say something, only if you mean it. Meaningful silence is always better than Meaningless words. Silence benefits are many, you can practice and experience it in your daily life. Learn to control loose talk and argument.
Have you heard about Aryan Mishra, the 18-year-old Indian astronomer whose curiosity in space led him to discover an unknown asteroid in a nationwide asteroid search campaign? At an age when most children confused what to study next, which career to choose, Aryan Mishra is busy scaling the night sky, discovering asteroids and giving inspirational talks worldwide.
Many of us search for the source of inspiration in others. We often forget that we are the best source of inspiration for our success. Jahnvi Panwar, the Wonder Girl of India has a different perception on self-help. Find how to become a master in your field after crossing all the difficulties.
Arunima Sinha, who lost her leg in a brutal train attack, became the first female amputee to summit Mount Everest and, in 2019, scaled Mount Vinson in Antarctica—defining resilience.
It’s always a good idea to present yourself in an energetic and positive way. Make sure your story is a positive one. Establish a connection with your interviewer.
Does smartphone addiction make us less interactive and engaging with real people? What is smartphone addiction and how to break it?
Do you know how Jo Harvey Weatherford rewrote her own story of addiction to alcohol? Find her candid talk explaining the story and the importance of the stories we tell ourselves about our behaviour.
