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07/01/2024

Single and also complicated 😂😂

03/01/2024

One day

03/01/2024

Stop to hurt others try to live better with everyone

03/01/2024

Be patient

28/12/2023

Everyday

28/12/2023

Work hard always pays

27/12/2023

Just to find our freedom

27/12/2023

Time will tell

27/12/2023

𝗙𝗼𝗿𝗴𝗲𝘁 𝘄𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝗳𝗲𝗲𝗹, 𝗿𝗲𝗺𝗲𝗺𝗯𝗲𝗿 𝘄𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝗱𝗲𝘀𝗲𝗿𝘃𝗲 ...❣️💯

23/12/2023

Value of Life:

Once there was a man with an inferiority complex. He felt he was no match to others and had no value in his life.

One day he went to the priest and asked, “What is the value of my life?.”

And the priest gave him a stone and said, “If you want to know the value of your life. Take this stone to the market, and if anyone asks the price, do not say a word. Just raise your two fingers.”

The man went to the market as the priest told. He was standing in the corner of the market, where many people would cross him.

Then one woman approached him and asked, “What is the cost of the stone?”

The man does not say a word, just raises his two fingers.

She said, “Two dollars. I will take it.”

The man got surprised and came back to the priest and said, “There was a woman at the market who was ready to give two dollars for the stone.”

The priest replied, “Now I want you to go to the auction arena and if anyone asks the price. Do not say a word, just raise your two fingers.”

The man went to the auction arena and stood in the hall with the stone.

After about an hour, an old man approached the man and said, “Sir, Are you planning to sell this stone? If yes, how much is this stone?”

The man does not say a word. He just raised his two fingers.

The Old man said, “Two hundred dollars. I will take it”.

The man again got surprised and came back to the priest and said, “There was an old man in the auction arena who was ready to give two hundred dollars for this stone.”

The priest replied, “Good, now the last place I want you to take the stone is the Pawnshop in the city mall. If anyone asks the price, just raise your two fingers.”

The man went to the city mall. After finding it, he went into the shop.

The shop owner saw the stone and screamed, “Wow, The stone. It is the one I have been searching for this many years. How much is it?”

The man does not say a word. He just raised his two fingers.

The shop owner says, “Two hundr

02/12/2023

15 lessons from The Power of Regret: How Looking Backward Moves Us Forward by Daniel H. Pink, Gisela Chipe, et al.:

1. Regret is universal.
Everyone has regrets. They are a normal part of the human experience.

2. Regret is not the same as guilt or shame.
Regret is about the past, while guilt and shame are about the present. Regret is a feeling of sadness or remorse about something that has happened, while guilt is a feeling of responsibility for something that has happened, and shame is a feeling of humiliation or disgrace.

3. Regret can be a powerful motivator.
Regret can motivate us to make changes in our lives. For example, if we regret not pursuing a particular career path, we may be more likely to take steps to make that dream a reality.

4. Regret can also be a source of wisdom.
Regret can help us to learn from our mistakes and make better decisions in the future.

5. There are four core regrets that most people have.
These regrets are:
• The "Boldness Regret"—We regret not taking risks and living life to the fullest.
• The "Connection Regret"—We regret not investing enough time and energy in our relationships with others.
• The "Integrity Regret"—We regret making decisions that went against our values.
• The "Provision Regret"—We regret not taking care of our physical and financial health.

6. We can transform our regrets into a positive force.
We can do this by:
• Identifying our regrets.
• Understanding the root cause of our regrets.
• Forgiving ourselves for our regrets.
• Learning from our regrets.
• Making changes in our lives to avoid repeating our regrets.

7. We should not try to eliminate regret from our lives.
Regret can be a valuable source of information and motivation.

8. We should instead focus on managing our regrets.
We can do this by practicing self-compassion, forgiveness, and gratitude.

9. We can also use regret to make better decisions in the future.
By understanding our regrets, we can identify our values and priorities.

10. Regret

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