What is a balance sheet?As the name suggests, a balance sheet is a financial statement that provides a snapshot of the overall business position of a Company. A balance sheet can be prepared as on any said date. For example, balance sheet of 31.03.2023 shows the position of the Company as on 31.03.2023

Accounting-Balance Sheet

a) Accountants and finance managers who are tracking the performance of the Companyb) Upper management directly responsible to boardc) Outside potential investorsd) Investors already invested in the Companye)Government, regulators and stock markets

Who needs a balance sheet?

Basically there are three items in a balance sheet. a)Owner's equity or Capitalb)Liabilitiesc)Assets

Items of a balance sheet

Basically, It is the money brought in by the promoter.It includes paid up capital, premium reserves after issuing shares, surplus reserves etc

Owner's Equity

It is the money the Company has borrowed from outside for it's business. It includes all outside short term and long term borrowings

Liabilities

Assets are the deployment of the funds created by the Company

Assets

Assets= Liabilities+ Owner's equity or capital.

Equation of the balance sheet

Accounting 101: Understanding the Basics of Balance Sheets

Ecocentrism is a theory which aims to push away the anthropocene politic- anthropocentrism.

Explained

While it pushes away anthropocentrism, doesn't mean ecocentrism is anti-human, it sees the environment had the same position as human, as an integral part of life.

Held

To acquire ecocentrism, one must venture through ecological politicism, harmonization of most policies is a must.

Finish

Ecocentrism by far is the most difficult theory to understand for we had live in an anthropocene world for an untold amount of time.

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- Engaging in a conversation with ChatGPT allows you to articulate your thoughts and feelings. Expressing your ideas in words can help clarify your thinking and provide a structured way to reflect on your experiences.

1. Articulating Thoughts

- ChatGPT can ask questions or provide prompts that encourage deeper reflection on specific topics. This can guide you in exploring different aspects of your experiences, emotions, or beliefs.

2. Prompted Reflection

- If you use ChatGPT as a writing assistant, it can help you maintain a digital journal. Writing down your thoughts and experiences can be a therapeutic form of self-reflection, and ChatGPT can assist in generating prompts or providing feedback.

3. Journaling Assistance

- ChatGPT can serve as an unbiased listener. Sharing your thoughts with an AI can provide a non-judgmental space to express yourself without concerns about external opinions.

4. Unbiased Listening

- ChatGPT can offer feedback on your thoughts or provide validation, offering a sense of acknowledgment for your feelings and experiences.

5. Feedback and Validation

- Using ChatGPT for creative writing or brainstorming can be a form of self-expression. It can help you generate ideas, narratives, or creative pieces that reflect your unique perspective.

6. Creative Expression

- Engaging in mindful conversations with ChatGPT can be a form of digital meditation, providing a space for introspection and self-awareness.

7. Mindfulness and Meditation

- ChatGPT can assist in articulating your goals and aspirations. Discussing your plans with an AI may help you clarify your objectives and outline steps toward achieving them.

8. Goal Articulation

- Having a conversational partner in ChatGPT allows you to explore different perspectives and challenge your own beliefs. This can foster personal growth and broaden your understanding of various topics.

9. Dialogue Exploration

Conversations with ChatGPT may prompt you to explore and articulate your emotions. Describing how you feel can contribute to a better understanding of your emotional landscape.

10. Exploration Of Emotions

ChatGPT can be a helpful tool for self-reflection and self-expression.
ChatGPT can assist with self-reflection and self-expression in the following ways

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ChatGPT for self-reflection/ self-expression/self-discovery and personal development 




ChatGPT can help you quickly find information, ideas, or advice on personal development topics, saving you time compared to extensive internet research.

1. Efficiency

ChatGPT understands your language and can provide tailored responses, making it a personalized assistant for your self-improvement journey.

2. Personalized Assistance

You can use ChatGPT to generate ideas, insights, or prompts for reflection, sparking creativity and facilitating your personal development process.

3. Idea Generation

Engaging in positive conversations with ChatGPT can contribute to a more optimistic mindset and reinforce positive thinking in your daily life.

4. Positive Reinforcement

ChatGPT can help synthesize information from various sources, offering a comprehensive view of personal development topics and strategies.

5. Information Synthesis

Use ChatGPT as a reflective tool to articulate your thoughts, goals, and aspirations. Expressing your ideas can contribute to clarity and goal setting.

6. Convenient Reflection

ChatGPT is accessible whenever you need assistance, providing a readily available resource for continuous learning and improvement.

7. Accessible Anytime

I find using ChatGPT to be incredibly efficient; it saves me time compared to extensive internet research. Its ability to understand my language makes it a valuable tool for quick and personalized assistance. While I primarily use it for topics that aren't too deep, focusing on personal development, it serves as an excellent platform for me to share what I learn and spread positivity. ChatGPT has become my go-to for self-improvement, allowing me to express my thoughts and contribute positively to others.

Find Positive Side!

ChatGPT is a helpful tool, a holistic approach to personal development involves a combination of resources and experiences tailored to your individual needs.

Currently, ChatGPT is everywhere. Learn how to use it efficiently to improve your research.

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Whenever someone else blames or hates you . . ., approach their souls, penetrate inside and see what sort of people they are. You will see that you shouldn’t torment yourself so that they should think in a certain way about you.you must, however, think kindly of them, for by nature they are friends﻿

“I am leaving a world in which even my companions, for whom I struggled, prayed and worried so much, wish me gone, hoping for some relief thereby.”

To Depart or Dying.

Little then is each man’s life and little the corner of the earth he
 lives in, and little even the longest survival of his fame with posterity, and that too
 passed on through a succession of poor mortals, each one of them soon to die, with
 no knowledge of themselves even, let alone of a man who has died long ago

How many a Chrysippus, how many a Socrates, how
 many an Epictetus has eternity already devoured

Philosophy Knows No Bound

‘Turn inwards to your own self whenever you blame a traitor or an ungrateful person, for it is clearly your own fault, if you trusted such a man to keep loyal.’

Reflection on Treachery

Marcus Aurelius, the philosopher-emperor who ruled the Roman Empire between AD 161 and 180, is one of the best recorded individuals from antiquity. Even his face became more than usually familiar: the imperial coinage displayed his portrait for over 40 years, from the clean-shaven young heir of Antonius to the war-weary, heavily bearded ruler who died at his post in his late fifties. His correspondence with his tutor Fronto, and even more the private notebook he kept for his last ten years, the Meditations, provides a unique series of vivid and revealing glimpses into the character and peoccupations of this emporer who spent many years in terrible wars against northern tribes. In this accessible and scholarly study, Professor Birley paints a portrait of an emporer who was human and just - an embodiment of the pagan virtues of Rome.

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All actions we take springs from the seeds of our thought like a plant springs from a seed.

Seedful Thoughts

We are as good as the company we keep and the environment we breathe.

Association 

Be mindful of our thoughts. Everything is created twice; first in our thoughts and later in action. Sooner or later, good thoughts will bear good fruit and bad thoughts bad fruit. Law of karma is based on the same principle.

Reap What You Sow

Everything in the universe is about cause and effect. We are and do as we think.

THIS little self-help volume (the result of meditation and experience) is not intended as an exhaustive treatise on the much-written-upon subject of the power of thought. It is suggestive rather than explanatory, its object being to stimulate men and women to the discovery and perception of the truth that-- "They themselves are makers of themselves." By virtue of the thoughts, which they choose and encourage; that mind is the master-weaver, both of the inner garment of character and the outer garment of circumstance, and that, as they may have hitherto woven in ignorance and pain they may now weave in enlightenment and happiness.

James Allen is an accomplished writer whose work has resonated with readers around the world. James Allen has published several books that explore a range of topics, from fiction to nonfiction, and has received critical acclaim for the ability to weave compelling narratives. James Allen's writing style is known for its depth and authenticity, and has earned quite a loyal following of readers.

James Allen

As a Man Thinketh

Both kinds of reasoning seem to meet the requirements of practical reason, διάνοια πρακτική. Practical reason is evoked in a number of passages from Ethics,
 De anima, Metaphysics, and Politics. In Eth. eud. (1216b35–1217a10) it is significantly described as “architectonic” thinking. This means that practical reason
 does not freely speculate on any subject, but thinks with a view to an end, which
 represents the aim of all the stages of the reasoning process.

Deliberation & the Practical  Syllogism

Deliberation is a “calculating” (λογιστική) operation by which we try to understand what actions have a direct or indirect relationship with the end, e.g. what actions have a certain end as their effect, or produce the best conditions for achieving the end. Aristotle’s remark that not only deliberation, but also choice is of the “means” to an end, rather than of the end itself, is significant: since choice is deliberated desire, it shows that the desire for a certain end is transmitted to the conditions useful for achieving that end

Deliberation, Defined.

Aristotle’s stance seems to be fairly clear: deliberation is a reasoning about what is useful for achieving an end: τὰ πρὸς τὸ τέλος. The end, therefore, is the necessary starting-point of deliberation, not its object. Hence, the decision, or rather the choice (προαίρεσις), that forms the conclusion of a deliberation is
 the choice of what has been deliberated because it has turned out to be useful
 for achieving the end.

Deliberation: Object

Practical syllogism is the logical translation of the psychological unfolding of an action:"...To syllogize in action is to apply a rule of the form ‘such and such a man should act in such and such ways’ with a view to realizing an end and ultimately, no doubt, the supreme end, happiness. But I am not implying that all the rules which Aristotle might admit as major premisses are in fact rules which prescribe means to ends"

Practical Syllogism, Alan's

M. Nussbaum openly subscribes to the idea that deliberation is about the
 components of the notion of the end, not just the extrinsic means to it. Hence,
 she regards the notion of rule as having a somewhat “instrumental” value. Yet a
 rule does not coincide entirely with the general norm of which the deliberated
 action is an instance. A rule sometimes corresponds to an action we choose and
 perform with a view to a certain end, and whose performing reflects a habit of
 our character

M. Nussbaum POV on Deliberation

We may choose one action over another because it counts as an instance of courage and is thus a component of the good life for us.

They desire in act just the ultimate end, the common good, and consider the ends for the sake of which they prescribe as the intermediate stages and instrumental conditions in view of the ultimate end.

The focus of Aristotle on Prescription is Aristotle’s reflections on rule-making. It is widely believed that Aristotle was only concerned with decision-making, understood as a deliberative process enabling a person to arrive at particular, contingent decisions. However, rule-making is fundamental to Aristotle’s ethical texts. Establishing rules means indicating patterns for action that are sufficiently specific to meet situational difficulties and sufficiently constant in time to provide us with a code of behaviour to be used in similar situations. When we prescribe rules, we demonstrate the ability to direct not only our own life but also other people’s lives. Alesse’s book explores Aristotle’s deep reflections on the nature and functions of prescription, and on the relationship between rules and individual decisions.

Francesca Alesse

Aristotle on Prescription

Turbulence is a key for emotional humans. Below are some counter emotions and actions to pass smoothly through different kinds of emotions.

Smoothness For Emotionals

Try to keep calm, walk away, drink cold water, deep breathing, giving space

Anger

Accept things or people with zero expectations pr do not accept.

Hurt

Look at the wound, and get in the mode of fixing it by all means.

Pain

Happy

River of Internal Emotions

In today’s world, the capacity to focus is a game changer and help one uplift their life in every aspect.

FOCUS HERE

Your attention goes where your eyes go. Sometimes when we stare at a book, we might read it and most advertisements are based on this principle too.One can improve this by a form of gazing meditation i.e. continuously looking at an object without blinking your eyes for as long as possible, one can gaze at flame of candle. It is also know as Trataka meditation.

CONTROLLING EYE MOVEMENT 

To move our brain from exploratory to concentrating phase, we can take a few deep breaths or stretch or reduce the number of objects at table or closing all the tabs on laptop except the one on which you’re working right before you start to work.

WARM UP

No one goes to the gym for the first time and bench 100kgs. Same goes with the attention span, so improve attention span by tracking the time in which you get distracted. And slowly build upon that.

ESCALATING SLOWLY 

Attention has ups and lows like a wave. So utilise the time when you feel more attentive (you can experiment on the times that of the day, you feel most attentive and relaxed), and do less productive works at time when attention is reduced.

ATTENTION = TIDAL WAVE

Do tasks which you innately love to do, like reading, journaling or going for a walk, gazing sunsets or gymming etc. This will help you in recovery and help you in maintaining flow at work or study.

FLOW… 

<ol><li>Pomodoro method - work in time blocks of 25 minutes with 5 minutes break and a long break of 15-20 minutes after 4 sessions of pomodoro and repeat. </li><li>Having a morning and night routine</li><li>Following the principle of Eat Move Sleep Repeat</li><li>Having an environment conducive to maintain you at flow like studying in a library rather than bed. </li></ol>

Other Techniques…

I personally found these tricks very helpful, applying them is easy in daily life. So do give them a try.

Here are some of the tricks to improve attention which I've learnt/discovered as a neurologist. 


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0:58 Trick 1
2:00 Trick 2
3:46 Trick 3 
4:42 Trick 4
6:18 Trick 5
7:10 Outro


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Hi I'm Dr. Sid. I'm a neurologist, podcaster and occasional poet. I make videos that help you understand your BRAIN better. 

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IMPROVE your Focus! Using these Neuroscience Tricks

Psychologists at Princeton conducted a study to determine if people prefer complex language over simpler language. The results showed that simpler language is favored by most people.People rate the author's communication based on their level of understanding, rather than their style of writing. This preference is influenced by fluency of the language.

Simpler Language Works  Better Because It's Understood

When it comes to big words, George Orwell got it right: "Never use a long word where a short one will do."

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Using big words doesn't make you sound smarter

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