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26/07/2024

MORAL LESSON(True)

Both guavas are hanging together on the same branch of the same tree.

One of them is already ripe, while the other one may need more time to ripe.

Nature is teaching us an important lesson through these guavas.

When we see others around us achieving success while we have not, it does not mean we are unsuccessful. It simply means that the right time for us has not yet come.

So, we must hold on, be patient, and not give up out of frustration.

We might just be a few days away from reaching our ripened state.

Remember, our time will come, too, but it requires patience and perseverance.

02/07/2024

The photo shows a fast race between dogs and a cheetah, the goal was to see who was the fastest. Everyone was surprised that the cheetah did not budge from its place. We asked the race coordinator what happened.

After seeing this picture, he replied: Sometimes trying to prove that you are the best is an insult.

We do not need to go down to the level of others, to show our strength.

Think carefully and save your energy for what you

deserve...

The cheetah uses its speed only to hunt, not to prove to the dogs that it is the fastest and strongest."

29/04/2024

12 Habits of Genuinely Intelligent People.

1. They don't talk about how smart they are. They are busy growing their minds.

2. They learn best by studying what works and try it.

3. They try to figure things out themselves. They use a lot of experimentations and problem-solving approach to figure out things.

4. They're always hunting knowledge. They focus on what they want to know, not what they already know.

5. They don't brag about what they know. They apply their knowledge instead.

6. They connect the dots. They look for connections between dissimilar things, read across fields and disciplines.

7. They are curious and ask lots of serious questions.

8. They abstract from their experiences.

9. They seek out puzzles and paradoxes.

10. They have no problem with failure.

11. They don't try to sound smart.

12. They don't always use big words. They use the right words, when necessary, both big or simple, but focus on clarity and simplicity.