Is It Good to Be Selfish and Clever by Deceiving Others? How to Survive Among Such People In today’s competitive and fast-moving world, many people believe that being selfish and clever—even if it means deceiving others—is the quickest way to success. At first glance, this approach might look smart because selfish people often grab opportunities […]
Who Am I? Finding Myself as a portrait or Image or Photo of Self or soul or … Am I self, my name that was given/kept in childhood after birth and also the name of the different identity certificate? Who do recognise or know me can identify me by photo; this is Kailash if my
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🌱 Building Good Habits: Simple Strategies to Boost Productivity and Well-Being Success doesn’t come from luck — it comes from what you do daily. That’s why building good habits is the foundation of a productive, healthy, and meaningful life. Whether you’re a student, a professional, or a parent trying to manage everything, forming positive habits
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Toxic People Who Lower Your Confidence Toxic people are everywhere—at work, at home, online. They may constantly criticise, discourage your dreams, or make you feel like you’re never enough. Over time, their negativity can take a toll on your mental health and self-confidence. But here’s the good news: you can protect yourself. You can set
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Extreme Introversion Vs Extreme Extroversion In a world that often seems to champion the outgoing and the vocal, it’s easy to assume that extroversion holds the upper hand. Conversely, the quiet strength and introspective nature of introverts can sometimes be undervalued or misunderstood. But what happens when these tendencies reach their extremes? Is one truly
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Trying to do your best is a good thing. But sometimes, the desire to be perfect can go too far. That’s when perfectionism becomes a problem. Perfectionists often feel that “good enough” is never enough. They want everything to be flawless—every detail, every result. But this constant pressure to be perfect can lead to stress,
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In today’s digital world, it’s common to catch yourself scrolling through your phone without any real purpose, especially during leisure time. But why do we do it? What drives this behaviour? This article uncovers the psychology behind mobile scrolling, why it’s so addictive, and how you can regain control of your attention. Whether you’re waiting
In the first part, I shared a personal story—how a quiet internal nudge changed the course of my life. In the second, we explored how these subtle echoes guide our creativity, decision-making, and emotional clarity. Now, in this final part, we go deeper. What does it mean to live by the echo, not just hear
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