I did make a good decision when I quit Facebook two years ago. At that time I wasn’t even on WhatsApp and Instagram. It was quite irresistible at the beginning but as a habit, I got used to it slowly. Why I quit social media? I don’t like getting dependent on things and when I realized that Facebook has made me an addict, it was the only decision I wanted to make. But there a few more reasons that not only I but many of you can relate. 1. Wasting a lot of my valuable time on screen. 2. Ruining my productivity. 3. Having distracted attention all day long. Why I didn’t control it? In the beginning, I also tried to control my usage over social media like many others but it didn’t work. And the reason behind it is, a little fascinating; Social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, WhatsApp are designed to be addictive. You may not know but the Owners of these platforms spend millions of dollars researching what humans find ...
I love reading. After starting my blog, my reading capacity has accelerated much faster. The favorite ones are self- help books. I am personally into them a lot. So I have just completed “The 5am club” by Robin Sharma, the same author who wrote, “The monk who sold his Ferrari”. I am following Robin Sharma for the last 2 months. I listened to his podcasts, read his book, watched YouTube videos. And I am deeply moved by his teachings. The book “5am club” reflects the writer’s knowledge about “becoming successful” in the most catchy way. Before moving to the 9 points, I would like to tell you about the book a little to my readers who want to try this book. (It’s worth trying) WHAT IS THERE IN THE BOOK: 5am club is all about success strategies. But not like other success teaching books, it has been written with deeper facts. While reading the book you can relate to every single line. You’ll feel like “ ohh my god, I was living with suc...
One morning you wake up and there’s a random song playing on your radio. You may not like that song at first, still as you heard this song again and again, on your way to an office or at the tea shop or anywhere. It starts running in mind and later that day you found yourself humming that song. It's a very common thing to happen to most of you. When we do something on repetition, our mind starts absorbing it. This is the perfect example for you to understand that when you spend too much time around unhealthy people, you become the same. " Unfortunately our mind doesn’t discriminate between good and bad as we develop habits, the results we get done." It is an old saying “ our friend circle defines who we are” . Surrounding yourself with unhealthy people will never make you rise any higher. It hardly matters how much you try to do something great, the ones around you will find a way to put you down. As we grow up we lose many friends....
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