- how to be more practical with life, society and lifestyle...
- how to work with least of emotions...
- how to be vocal at times...
- how to deal with difficult people over telephone...
- how to be professional...
- how to act like a 'yes' man with the superior authority or boss...
- how to say NO with infinite force to things I don't like or subscribe to....
- how to take decisions in crisis...
- how to control expenses...
- how to speak with crystal clear clarity in demand of situations...
- how to handle senior and junior students without much emotional attachment...
- how to be shamelessly straight-forward in money-matters...
- how to lead a more disciplined life...
- how to control the self and build a better self image at the work place...
- how to apply tenacity and determination to get things done...
- how to be 'patient', when insulted...
- how to oil people with 'soft' talking...
- how to act as a 'vocal orator' at times...
- how to remain silent in critical situations and act like an 'innocent child'....
- how to be 'rigid' at times...
Yes,in steps ,or by one job at a time implementation,we can great things,if eliminate various distractions,by remaining focused
Are we in control? Are we balanced? Are we focused on what is ought to be done? Are we principles focused? Are we ethically grounded ? Are we trying to form better habits by destroying bad ones ? Are we trying to improve ourselves constantly? Are we focused on gaining excellence in what do? Are we inculcating practical perfectionist attitudes in our unique ways of serving others? All such questions can miraculously change of ways of doing things? Are we heading towards truth or falsehood and illusions? These questions and their since answers and consequent actions define exactly what we are into... Work, work and work by complete focus will cure the chronic disease of overthinking and we shall surely enter into the path of enlightenment... An enlightened soul will remain in a blissful state irrespective of what is going on around him or her... Temporariness of everything we now possess makes us detached, disinterested and devoted ,3Ds of enlightenment... Nothing is permanent, exce...
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