Priority Matters : Eat 3 Important Frogs
If you've a lot to accomplish, plan and decide which 3 tasks would've the biggest impact and accomplish them first.
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In the world of worriers, be the calm and silent warrior. Will share insights and lessons from the books of different genre, human philosophy and psychology, fitness and Indian culture.
These are the ideas which needs to be implemented for accomplishing tasks and inculcating the habits within ourself.
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