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Be an educated person from now on, take care of your own troubles
In my childhood memory, my grandma left the deepest impression on me. We have been together for seven years, and her influence on my life is still there to this day. She was born into a wealthy family, her father died early, and she lived with her mother in an uncle's house. She grew up precocious and was always careful with others. She said, I know that I live in someone else's house; I can do what I can do by myself, just have food and clothing. Try not to cause trouble to people. Later, she married her grandfather and became a sister-in-law, leaving her younger siblings in everything. As a junior, you should take care of yourself and not let the elders worry about it. This is the greatest filial piety. She said: I have never fought over how much to divide a family. I know that it is not possible to get rich by dividing more things. The key is to rely on yourself. She is such a self-reliant person who doesn't like to complain.
By Alexander Miller4 years ago in Humans
Learn to be a person first, learn to do things later
There is a saying: People without communication skills, like ships on land, can never reach the sea that expands their lives. When shaking hands with people, you can hold it for a while; sincerity is a treasure. When choosing others, let them not think about choosing themselves, and when testing others, let others test themselves. Keeping your eyes open does not mean facing reality. If a man abandons his faithful friend, he abandons his most precious life. You sincerely affirm yourself, and you affirm others more generously. Generally do not do self-defense, but can clarify some ideas, some choices, some right, and wrong. Don't let people know everything about the past. If you talk too much, you will lose it. When there are many people, talk less. Secretly admonishing your friend must be the friend who praises you in public. Every milestone on the road of life is engraved with two words: a starting point. The natural enemy of relationships is guesswork, and cracking the code is sincerity.
By Alexander Miller4 years ago in Humans
How can I stop me from always trying to refute other people's faults?
When people interact with each other, there will always be different opinions and different ways of doing things. In the past, when I saw that other people's ideas and practices were different and did not agree with my heart, I couldn't help but refute others. He was privately called "the gangster." I am very dissatisfied with this title. How can I say that I am against it? Can't we all have different opinions? After being confused for a while, I gradually began to doubt myself from doubting others. I can't socialize or speak. Maybe I was born with low emotional intelligence.
By Alexander Miller4 years ago in Humans
Taking on the negative emotions of others consumes your own happiness
Just imagine yourself walking on the side of the road, not chasing anyone and not provoking anyone, and suddenly someone glares at you angrily—you know that look is not because of you, and you also know that his anger is not aimed at you, so bear it for nothing If you don't feel the emotions of others, you will still feel uncomfortable, uncomfortable, aggrieved, and even painful.
By Alexander Miller4 years ago in Humans
Convincing others to present facts is more powerful than reason
Have you ever thought about having the ability to persuade others easily? In this way, you can get what you want quickly, and you can do what you want to do. Is persuasion a kind of preaching? In this way, you can show your cunning and superhuman level and get the approval and respect of others.
By Alexander Miller4 years ago in Humans
Self Discipline and how it can become your 1# enemy
As I begin this prompt, I want to emphasize that I am a human who is still learning how the world functions today. There are many things I don't know. So without further ado, let's begin. This prompt in no way, shape, or form is a "diss" on discipline. In fact to start this article I want to talk about how discipline can truly help you become a "better" you. In more developed countries, convenience can be a demon. When you've worked hard for your money, it's only natural to want to take advantage of the comfort convenience can provide. I guess you could say that this article is all about first-world problems. However, first-world countries heavily influence how things work in third-world countries and why some places are in an unending cycle of poverty. But I digress, that is a conversation for another day. So in certain circumstances discipline is our saving grace. To get out of a "slump" or to achieve your goals, you need to discipline yourself and gradually build habits. Even though it can be super tiring in the end it gets you where you want, or need, to be. For example, if your body starts to feel heavy, tired, and slow, you might look towards heading to a gym or doing at-home workouts. After becoming more consistent not only do you not feel as out of shape but your muscles may start toning out as well. It starts to become part of your daily routine to work out. To maintain your new body, you start eating healthily and making conscious decisions about what you are putting inside yourself, by eating less take-out and junk food. Rather than eliminating it from your diet, you include it in moderation. And when you don't, you don't feel as good as you usually do.
By Nia Sossah4 years ago in Humans
Little Things Do Make A Difference
Think back over your life. Think about the people that had a positive influence on you. If your past was like mine, many of them didn’t realize the impact they made. The influence was usually due to them caring about you and doing some little thing. What little things have been done for you that changed your life? What little things have you done for someone else that might have changed theirs?
By Shah Hussain4 years ago in Humans
How to Remain Calm During an Online Feud
Everyone has been there: you're scrolling through social media and find yourself in a heated exchange with someone else. Maybe it started out as a simple disagreement about politics or religion, but now the insults are flying and things have escalated out of control. If you find yourself in this situation, it's important to keep your cool so as not to make things worse. Here are some tips on how to remain calm while dealing with an online feud:
By Courtenee Heslop4 years ago in Humans
Law of Attraction
There is something about a man that is irrefutable and irresistible. It isn’t just about the build of his body or even his facial features (though kind eyes always hit a soft spot). You can tell a lot more from a man, on how he carries himself. What is his demeanor like? How does he communicate? These are my top five C.A.S.E.S of men that immediately draw my attention. Take a look:
By Sarah Faith Ethridge4 years ago in Humans
What do people live for
People are in control of their destiny. Life is like a bunch of flow; only when you oversee it can you see its beauty; life is like a cup of tea; you can appreciate the taste when you taste it carefully; life is beautiful but short. Some lives are lonely, some are colorful, and different people have different pursuits; life is a one-way line with no return. Everyone is running with their own time, but in the process of running, do we do When it comes to cherishing possessions, cherishing the time that once belonged to us, and cherishing the love that once belonged to us?
By Alexander Miller4 years ago in Humans
