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- Get that spidey sense on- We all havea question in the back of our mind. Something which may be inconsequential or very ordinary. But ask that question, whatever it maybe.
- Spot the signs- Sometimes we see somethings which are small signs to somwthing great. You have to pay attention when you spot such signs.
- Silence the fears- False Evidences Appearing True. Consider the consequences, breathe in some courage, and do it. You can rock the boat without tossing it.
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