INTERESTING GYAN

  There are countless reasons to try new things in your life. Trying something new doesn’t mean that you have to risk life and limb. Trying new things just means you need to experience something different. Until you try new things, you may never know your true passion, purpose, or power. “Life begins at the end of your comfort zone.” Here are 13 reasons why you should try new things . 1. Builds Courage Stepping out of your comfort zone, can help you build courage in doing things you may have felt uncomfortable trying out before. Think of your courageous character as a muscle that must be continually strengthened. 2. It Re-Emphasizes Your Strength If you seek more in life, then there is an emptiness that is filled when you try new things. The only way they can do this is by trying something new, which boosts their confidence and belief in themselves. 3. Possibility to Find Something you Enjoy When you try new things, especially things you might like, new doors will open...

  1. Choose your Partner Carefully 86% of millionaires are married - Marry someone who is: - Frugal - Mindful about money - Supportive of your money habits Marry OR Choosing business partner choose someone with a winning financial mindset. 2. Embrace Failure Without failure, there cannot be success. Failure: - Builds resilience - Provides answers - Accelerates growth - Sparks opportunity - Makes you stronger - Redirects your goals Failure is a stepping stone toward success. 3. Surround Yourself with Winners Think about the 5 closest people you hang out with. Soon, you'll realize that: - You think the same thoughts - You have the same goals - You offer similar advice People inspire you or they drain you. Choose them carefully. 4. Adopt a Growth Mindset 2 types of mindset: - Fixed - Growth Growth mindset: - Build wealth - Learn new skills - Build relationships Fixed mindset: - I can't do this - I'm going to fail - This will take forever To change your rea...

  1. Lack of Confidence When you lack your own values, you follow the crowd for guidance. You try to fit in. You depend on the crowd to tell you what to think, what to do and what to become. You let go of your individuality. You become scared to stand out. The solution? A clear set of values. They help you build your own trust. They are the key to building confidence. 2. Unfulfilling Relationships A sign of a great relationship is the space to express what you want and what you don't want. Without this space, there is no relationship. But without a clear set of values, how can you even know what you want? You don't. You start to "go with the flow" - you become a doormat. Or you become a coward and start dealing in passive-aggressive hints. Both spell the death of a relationship. Knowing your own values helps you put forward your needs and wants honestly. It helps your relationship thrive 3. Procrastination Everyone procrastinates to some extent. Bu...

  1) The problem is rarely the problem. Most of our problems are made by us only. They are a result of our constant overthinking. The best way to counter this is to take a step back and analyse the situation. ----- 2) Most people don't want help. They just want attention. Most of the people aren't looking for any help. They are fools who just want sympathy and others' attention. If you are too like them, then unfollow me right now. ----- 3) Better to find a solution than crying over the problem. What will crying do? Will it solve the problem? Will it make your situation easy? No, it won't. So why are you wasting your precious time in crying? Stop being a cry baby. Get up and find the solution. Keep finding it until you get out of the problem. -----

  1. DEAL WITH YOUR EMOTIONS Do u bury yourself in ur bed and sleep for hours when you’re sad? Do u binge eat when you're stressed? They aren't really good for actually dealing with our emotions. U need to learn better coping skills. Instead of self-medicating,try some of these: a. Write in a journal. Putting those intense thoughts on paper actually helps you process them. b. Go for a walk or run. Physical activity will help you calm down. c. Meditate! Empty your mind and push all those bad thoughts aside. 2. LEARN TO SAY “NO” For many of us, saying no is pretty damn hard. the harder it is for you to say no, the more likely you are to be stressed, get burnt out, and even depressed. If you say yes to things you don’t want to do, or every time someone asks you for help or invites you somewhere, you won’t have any time for yourself, nor will you be happy. 3. GIVE UP BAD HABITS In order to be a mentally strong person, you need to ditch your bad habits ASAP. Some of th...

  The first pillar of Saptang 1.Leader (Swami) the leader plays the most important role in any organization...Or the corporate world. He is the one who can make or break the organization. Under his direction, the organization runs. If you get this person right, everything will fall into its place. We have great examples of leaders like Mr. Mukesh Ambani, Mr. Ratan Tata, and many more. Who has proved themselves over the period of time with their great leadership? 1ST CHAKRA - THE BODY The Second Pillar of Saptang 2. Amatya (Minister) : CEO/MANAGER Team members also play a vital role in uplifting the leader. They should be always alert and conscious about what is happening in the organization. We have enormous Examples from our ancient history like Akbar and Birbal. As we all know how Intelligent the Birbal was and due to which King Akbar was always on the safer side and had no fear of losing either Money or his Kingdom. 2ND CHAKRA - This could be associated with the spinal cor...

“I’m sure cutting off heads is satisfying, but that’s not the way you get people to work together”  – Sansa Stark, Game of Thrones There is something about language propagated by leaders in our high-octane s t art-up world that evokes a sense of the medieval. Early in my career as an entrepreneur, I was given a book by a very senior mentor, entitled “Leadership secrets of Attila the Hun”, and the war analogy didn’t stop there. In my many years of experience, I have often heard statements like “Take no prisoners” and “Kill the competition”. How many times have you heard, “Business is war”? Does it have to be war? Are these metaphors of war and aggression necessary for survival and success? As a civic society, shouldn’t we espouse peace over war? These are questions I have often pondered. I believe the leadership language of war is rooted in the concept of the sole victor — the alpha male, the solitary lion of each pride, defending his dominion. This testosterone-centered vocabulary ...

  Living in set patterns can be a disadvantage. One impressive part of human behavior is that we have the power to be unpredictable. Many if not all animals live in set patterns, this is why humanity has been able to domesticate them. Or hunt and kill them. Humans can alter their behavior at will. To overcome the weight of routine and change habits. This can help you to become healthier and smarter. But it can also be used to outmaneuver competitors in life. However, most humans do not use this power. They prefer the comforts of routine. - Netflix - Ubereats - Sleeping in - Drinking alcohol They give in to their animal nature and repeat the same compulsive actions daily. They do this because it requires no effort. They believe life is about comfort. That changing will not only unsettle them but unsettle those around them. Who wants to do that? Well, you should. The person who has the power to change their habits. Become stronger and smarter is already ahead of the game. ...

We either need a better and new way to teach public school than the way it's being taught or homeschooling is going to become the new way towards education. In addition f ew things I would add that I know aren't being taught at all: 1. Mental Health 2. Disabilities 3. Emotional regulation 4. Meditation , NUTRITION,YOGA 5. Entrepreneurship , NEGOTIATIONS,SELL 6. Book Marketing 7. Book publishing 8. Coping skills 9. Financial Literacy 10. Budgeting 11. Kindness 12. CRITICAL THINKING , GOAL SETTING So pretty much teach kids on how to actually learn and how to find something they're passionate of about and turning it into something they can live off of. That's better to me than "go to college, get a job, pay taxes, and die" A real one too, not some wishy-washy bullshit under the guise of English or Philosophy class. This sounds great in theory, but I’d venture it’s be tough to find t eachers capable of teaching that class—given so many of them can ba...