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If we try seriously to get rid of bad habits ,we can just do it...

Most of the time,we are not serious,in programming the mind and seeing a big picture for ourselves...

Let us be very seriously involved in self growth and development processes on a daily basis...
Opt for self training,to minimize costs ...
Self training involves serious rehearsal sessions of self talks ,public speaking in imagination , simulation based practice on self , mental exercises, physical exercises, role plays ,drama and recitation by self for self ,and self assessment...
Hard work during rehearsals is very important...
See a big picture for yourself...
Set a very high standards for your own and stick to implement great ideas in your own physical and mental system...
Finally , think deeply and work with energy and enthusiasm with practical common sense...
Common sense is really uncommon in today's human ,  I must confess it for myself 

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