“Success unlocks both opportunities and distractions.”

“Most things are not as difficult as they seem—if you focus each day.However, giving one topic your full attention for an extended period of time is even harder than it seems.Over a long timeline, the bottleneck is usually attention not ability.”

“The greatest rewards in life are often delayed. The financial benefits of work and investing. The emotional benefits of marriage and friendship. The psychological benefits of creating something that matters. Meaningful outcomes take a long time to grow and compound. If you want your results to continue to grow, then you need relationships that last.One of the essential ingredients for success is being pleasant and trustworthy because it allows whatever you are building—a business, a relationship, a project—to continue. Many relationships disintegrate before the rewards accumulate.”

“Your first step is just that: the first of many steps. For so long I would stand still, afraid to move in any direction because I wasn’t sure which was the course I wanted to follow for the rest of my life. Finally, someone explained to me that my first steps did not necessarily determine one path for all my tomorrows. There would be more decisions, and more opportunities to make a shift should I need to do so.”

“It is important to remember that the viciousness and wrongs of life stick out very plainly but that even at the worst times there is a great deal of goodness, kindness, and day-to-day decency that goes unnoticed and makes no headlines.”

Entrepreneur and investor <a href="https://twitter.com/sama/status/1487586705074917376?s=21">Sam Altman </a>says some of the best advice he ever received was, “If you can't figure out what kind of work you like, pay attention to what's easy to concentrate on and gives you energy vs. what makes you tune out and feel tired.”What is easy for you to concentrate on?

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Who hasn’t seen a friend divert their attention, mid-conversation, to reflexively check their phone? Most of us simply accept these interruptions as a consequence of our times.Unfortunately, distraction is contagious. When smokers get together, the first one to take out their pack sends a cue, and when others notice, they do the same. Likewise, digital devices can prompt others’ behaviors. When one person takes out their phone at dinner, it acts as an external trigger. Soon, others are lost in their screens at the expense of the conversation.

Lost In The Screen

The remedy for distraction in social situations involves the development of new norms that make it taboo to check one’s phone when in the company of others.The only way to make sure certain unhealthy behaviors are no longer acceptable is to call them out and address them with social antibodies that block their spread. This tactic worked with smoking, and it can work with digital distractions.

Developing Social Antibodies

You can ask a direct question that gives the person two simple options: (1) excuse himself to attend to the crisis happening on his device, or (2) kindly put away his phone.The question goes like this: “I see you’re on your phone. Is everything okay?”Remember to be sincere—after all, there might really be an emergency. But more often than not, he’ll mutter a little excuse, tuck his phone back into his pocket, and start enjoying the night again.

How To Handle The Person Distracted In The Phone

If we’re not intentional about making time and space for distraction-free discussions, we risk losing the opportunity to truly know others and allow them to truly know us.In the same way that society reduced social smoking with social antibodies, we can reduce distraction while with friends.By getting agreement from our friends and families to manage distraction and taking steps to remove external triggers that don’t serve us, we can quarantine the social contagion of distraction while spending time with people we love.

Distraction Free Days

Digital distractions prevent us from being fully present with the people we love. Here’s how to (politely) get a friend off their phone.

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A few things may happen by chance. But if you wait for the chance, good things will happen to you only when you are in your grave because things may take their time. When you live by chance, you also live in fear and anxiety. When you live by intent and capability, it does not matter what is happening or not happening, at least you are in control of what is happening to you. It is a more stable life.

#1 Forget Luck, Live by Intent

For a committed man, <a href="http://isha.sadhguru.org/blog/sadhguru/masters-words/dont-buy-what-the-devil-sells/">there is no such thing as failure </a>. If you fall down 100 times in the day, it is 100 lessons learnt. If you commit yourself like this to creating what you really care for, your mind gets organized. Once your mind gets organized, your emotions will get organized because the way you think is the way you feel. Once your thought and emotion are organized, your energies and your very body will get organized. Once all these four are organized in one direction, your ability to create and manifest what you want is phenomenal. You are the creator in many ways.

#2 Stop Fixating on Failure

What a human being needs is clarity, not confidence. If you want to walk through a crowd of people, if your vision is clear and you can see where everybody is, you can just walk through the whole crowd without touching anyone. If your vision is not clear but you have confidence, you will walk over everybody. Because there is no clarity, people think that confidence is a good substitute. It just cannot be.

#3 Work with Clarity

To handle different kinds of situations in our lives, we need different kinds of identities. If you are fluid about it, if you can change from one to another gracefully, then you can play your role to the hilt and still have no problem with it. But for most people, their personality is like a rock. If you have to break that, you have to do something in reverse. This is a simple thing you can do: team up with somebody that you do not like. Spend time with that person, very lovingly, joyfully.

#4 Embrace the People and Things You Dislike

There is no need to aspire to greatness. If you make the focus and ambit of your life well beyond the concerns of who you are, you will anyway be a great human being.

#5 Drop Your Calculations

Both the neurological and energy systems branch out in a big way between the shoulder blades and above. So, keeping the neck region in a good condition is very important. Within 3-4 minutes of doing these neck practices, you will distinctly see that you are much more alert. There is a higher level of neuronal regeneration, and memory and intellectual sharpness also improve.

#6 Yoga For Success

To be successful in the world, what you fundamentally need is prowess of the mind and the body. <ul><li>Equanimity gives you access to different dimensions of the mind. If there is no equanimity, your ability to use the mind is greatly reduced.</li><li> Another important quality is on the level of your energy – you need exuberance, both physiologically and internally. </li></ul> If equanimity and exuberance are brought into your mind and body, success will come to you much more easily.

#7 Be Equanimous and Exuberant

Insight means you pay attention to life around you in such a way that you are able to see things that most people cannot see. If there is no insight, there is nothing to follow and toil for. Mediocrity can be transformed into extraordinary activity, only when there is a deep insight into something.

#8 Tune Up Your Insight

Another important dimension is to constantly be inspired. Look at the reason why you are doing what you are doing and see the larger dimension of it, the contribution you make through every little thing you do in your life. Every action that human beings perform is a contribution to some dimension of this world. Whatever you may be doing, someone could be benefitted by it. Being conscious of your contribution will keep you inspired.

#9 Find Your Inspiration

Integrity is important because when you want to function in the world, how much trust you generate with the people you interact with determines how easy or hard your daily efforts will be. If there is an atmosphere of trust, your ability to work will be greatly enhanced – simply because everyone will pave the way for you rather than setting up impediments.

#10 Set the Gold Standard in Integrity

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Here are 10 Mantras for Success to kickstart your day. Practical and effective tips from Sadhguru: live by intent, don't fixate on failure and work with clarity.

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"Where success is concerned, people are not measured in inches, or pounds, or college degrees, or family background; they are measured by the size of their thinking."

You have to follow these simple 6 steps -  <ol><li class="ql-align-justify">Expose Yourself to Good Input: read books, listen to podcasts, etc.</li><li class="ql-align-justify">Expose Yourself to Good Thinkers: Spend time with the right people. </li><li class="ql-align-justify">Choose to Think Good Thoughts: You have to become intentional about the thinking process.</li><li class="ql-align-justify">Act on Your Good Thoughts</li><li class="ql-align-justify">Allow Your Emotions to Create Another Good Thought</li><li class="ql-align-justify">Repeat the Process</li></ol>

HOW TO BECOME A BETTER THINKER

<ol><li>Find a Place to Think Your Thoughts: If you go to your designated place to think expecting to generate good thoughts, then eventually you will come up with some.  </li><li>Find a Place to Shape Your Thoughts: As you shape your thoughts, you find out whether an idea has potential. </li><li>Find a Place to Stretch Your Thoughts: "The Right Thought plus the Right People in the Right Environment at the Right Time; for the Right Reason = the Right Result"</li><li>Find a Place to Land Your Thoughts: You have to share your ideas.</li><li>Find a Place to Fly Your Thoughts: You have to find how to act on the thought.</li></ol>

HOW TO DISCOVER and DEVELOP GOOD THOUGHTS

<ol><li>Allows You to Lead: People who are constantly looking at the whole picture have the best chance of succeeding in any endeavor.</li><li>Keeps You on Target</li><li>Allows You to See What Others See: One of the most important skills you can develop in human relations is the ability to see things from the other person’s point of view.</li><li>Promotes Teamwork</li><li>Keeps You from BeingCaught Up in the Mundane</li><li>Helps You to Chart Uncharted Territory: The only way to break new ground or move into uncharted territory is to look beyond the immediate and see the big picture.</li></ol>

WHY YOU SHOULD RECEIVE THE WISDOM OF BIG-PICTURE THINKING

"A person who knows how may always have a job, but the person who knows why will always be his boss."

<ol><li>Don’t Strive for Certainty</li><li>Learn from Every Experience</li><li>Gain Insight from a Variety of People</li><li>Give Yourself Permission to Expand Your World</li></ol>

HOW TO ACQUIRE THE WISDOM OF BIG-PICTURE THINKING

"Am I thinking beyond myself and my world so that I process ideas with a holistic perspective?"

Thinking Question #1

“knowledge is power only if a man knows what facts are not to bother about.”

<ol><li>Remove Distractions</li><li>Make Time for Focused Thinking</li><li>Keep Items of Focus Before You</li><li>Set Goals</li><li>Question Your Progress: “Am I seeing a return for my investment of focused thinking time? Is what I am doing getting me closer to my goals? Am I headed in a direction that helps me to fulfill my commitments, maintain my priorities, and realize my dreams?"</li></ol>

HOW CAN YOU STAY FOCUSED?

“If you can’t write your idea on the back of my business card, you don’t have a clear idea.”

"Am I dedicated to removing distractions and mental clutter so that I can concentrate with clarity on the real issue?"

Thinking Question #2

<ol><li>Remove Creativity Killers</li><li>Think Creatively by Asking the Right Questions</li><li>Develop a Creative Environment</li><li>Spend Time with Other Creative People</li><li>Get Out of Your Box</li></ol>

HOW TO DISCOVER THE JOY OF CREATIVE THINKING

"Am I working to break out of my “box” of limitations so that I explore ideas and options to experience creative breakthroughs?"

Thinking Question #3

"Thinking is hard work; that’s why so few do it."

Strategic thinking can - <ol><li>Simplifies the Difficult</li><li>Prompts You to Ask the Right Questions</li><li>Prompts Customization</li><li>Prepares You Today for an Uncertain Tomorrow</li><li>Reduces the Margin of Error</li><li>Gives You Influence with Others</li></ol>

THE POWER OF STRATEGIC THINKING

<ol><li>Break Down the Issue</li><li> Ask Why Before How</li><li>Identify the Real Issues and Objectives</li><li>Review Your Resources</li><li>Develop Your Plan</li><li>Put the Right People in the Right Place</li><li>Keep Repeating the Process</li></ol>"Strategic thinking is like showering, you have to keep doing it."

HOW TO RELEASE THE POWER OF STRATEGIC THINKING

"Am I implementing strategic plans that give me direction for today and increase my potential for tomorrow?"

Thinking Question #4

“Nothing is so embarrassing as watching someone do something that you said could not be done.”

<ol><li>Stop Focusing on the Impossibilities</li><li>Stay Away from the “Experts”</li><li>Look for Possibilities in Every Situation</li><li>Dream One Size Bigger: Henry Curtis advises, “Make your plans as fantastic as you like, because twenty-five years from now, they will seem mediocre. Make your plans ten times as great as you first planned, and twenty-five years from now you will wonder why you did not make them fifty times as great.”</li><li>Question the Status Quo</li><li>Find Inspiration from Great Achievers</li></ol>

HOW TO FEEL THE ENERGY OF POSSIBILITY THINKING

<ol><li>Set Aside Time for Reflection</li><li>Remove Yourself from Distractions</li><li>Regularly Review Your Calendar or Journal</li><li>Ask the Right Questions</li><li>Cement Your Learning Through Action</li></ol>Reflective thinking has three main values: it gives me perspective within context; it allows me to continually connect with my journey, and it provides counsel and direction concerning my future.

HOW TO EMBRACE THE LESSONS OF REFLECTIVE THINKING

"Am I regularly revisiting the past to gain a true perspective and think with understanding?"

Thinking Question #5

"Pain prompts us to face who we are and where we are. What we do with that experience defines who we become."

<ol><li>Think Before You Follow</li><li>Appreciate Thinking Different from Your Own</li><li>Continually Question Your Own Thinking</li><li>Try New Things in New Ways</li><li>Get Used to Being Uncomfortable</li></ol>"If you embrace unpopular thinking and make decisions based upon what works best and what is right rather than what is commonly accepted, know this: in your early years, you won’t be as wrong as people think you are. In your later years, you won’t be as right as people think you are. And all through the years, you will be better than you thought you could be."

HOW TO QUESTION THE ACCEPTANCE OF POPULAR THINKING

"Am I consciously rejecting the limitations of common thinking in order to accomplish uncommon results?"

Thinking Question #6

<ol><li>Identify the Real Bottom Line</li><li>Make the Bottom Line the Point</li><li>Create a Strategic Plan to Achieve the Bottom Line: The important thing is that when the bottom line of each activity is achieved, then THE bottom line is achieved. If the sum of the smaller goals doesn’t add up to the real bottom line, then either your strategy is flawed or you’ve not identified your real bottom line.</li><li>Align Team Members with the Bottom Line</li><li>Stick with One System and Monitor Results Continually.</li></ol>

HOW TO ENJOY THE RETURN OF BOTTOM-LINE THINKING

“Think like a man of action—act like a man of thought.”

"Am I continually considering others and their journey in order to think with maximum collaboration?"

Thinking Question #7

<ol><li>Put Others First: Make a mental and emotional commitment to look out for the interests of others.</li><li>Expose Yourself to Situations Where People Have Needs</li><li>Give Quietly or Anonymously</li><li> Invest in People Intentionally</li><li>Continually Check Your Motives: François de la Rochefoucauld said, “What seems to be generosity is often no more than disguised ambition, which overlooks a small interest in order to secure a great one.”﻿</li></ol>

HOW TO EXPERIENCE THE SATISFACTION OF UNSELFISH THINKING

"Am I staying focused on the bottom line so that I can gain the maximum return and reap the full potential of my thinking?"

Thinking Question #8

Gather successful people from all walks of life-what would they have in common? The way they think! Now you can think as they do and revolutionize your work and life! A Wall Street Journal bestseller, HOW SUCCESSFUL PEOPLE THINK is the perfect, compact read for today's fast-paced world. America's leadership expert John C. Maxwell will teach you how to be more creative and when to question popular thinking. You'll learn how to capture the big picture while focusing your thinking. You'll find out how to tap into your creative potential, develop shared ideas, and derive lessons from the past to better understand the future. With these eleven keys to more effective thinking, you'll clearly see the path to personal success.

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Gather successful people from all walks of life -- what would they have in common? The way they think! Now you can think as they do and revolutionize your work and life! A Wall Street Journal bestseller, How Successful People Think is the perfect, compact read for today's fast-paced world. America's leadership expert John C. Maxwell will teach you how to be more creative and when to question popular thinking. You'll learn how to capture the big picture while focusing your thinking. You'll find out how to tap into your creative potential, develop shared ideas, and derive lessons from the past to better understand the future. With these eleven keys to more effective thinking, you'll clearly see the path to personal success. The 11 keys to successful thinking include: <ul><li>Big-Picture Thinking - seeing the world beyond your own needs and how that leads to great ideas</li><li>Focused Thinking - removing mental clutter and distractions to realize your full potential</li><li>Creative Thinking - thinking in unique ways and making breakthroughs</li><li>Shared Thinking - working with others to compound results</li><li>Reflective Thinking - looking at the past to gain a better understanding of the future.</li></ul>

John Calvin Maxwell is an American author, speaker, and pastor who has written many books, primarily focusing on leadership. Titles include The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership and The 21 Indispensable Qualities of a Leader. His books have sold millions of copies, with some on the New York Times Best Seller List.

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Learning is not as easy as owning a device, internet connection and a page full of articles and videos. Without a proper strategy, you may know isolated facts about everything, but it won't positively contribute to your future development. Understanding the seven mental models for learning can help to gain knowledge coherently.

Understanding mental models

We think we know much more than we really do. Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger developed the Circle of Competence. This mental model helps define what you know and what your limitations are. It enables you to avoid making decisions about subjects you don't fully understand.

Circle of Competence

The purpose of the thought experiment is to delve deeper into a given field to improve your knowledge, uncover what you don't know, and strengthen your understanding of the world. For example, a madman has tied 5 innocent people to a trolley track. An empty trolley car is fastly approaching the people. You can pull a lever and divert the trolley to another track, but there is 1 person tied to the other track. What would you do? The idea is to uncover what you actively think about the situation.

Thought experiment

This mental model explains that when we have two explanations for the same thing, we should prefer the simpler explanation. For example, when you're learning how to operate a complicated machine or reading a book in a field where you are a beginner, find the simpler explanation to absorb the material and start executing quickly.

Occam’s Razor

The availability heuristic states that we make decisions and form conclusions based on the most recent information we gathered. For example, if everybody starts investing in an "innovative" fund, you might do it yourself because of everything you've recently heard. But you may fail to ask critical questions and make proper calculations. This is also important as it shows that what you see is not everything that is available. The best-selling books are the most available, but there are also others that might be better and can teach us more.

Availability heuristic

Hindsight bias is when we see past events as being predictable. But that is because we now know what happened. When you give feedback to a person about something he did, you know the facts. That means how you frame your criticism can be distorted. You might have done the same thing if you were in his position at the time. When you create a change in your organisation that has a positive outcome, you may say you knew it all along. But in the long run, we start to think our predictions are perfect, and we may think we don't need to learn more.

Hindsight bias

Common knowledge tries to describe the things everyone knows. For example, knowledge about money, that our planet circles around the sun, that 1 + 1 = 2. However, common knowledge won't get you far in life. When you want to succeed in life, you want to stand out because you compete against thousands of others. Outlining the common knowledge in your field and learning extra things will help you to seem unique and desirable.

Common knowledge

The Feynman learning technique is not a mental model but a way to approach a subject to learn it faster and better. <ul><li>Pretend you're teaching a concept to a child. Write down in simple terms everything you know about the subject.</li><li>Identify the gaps. Go over what you've written down and see how you can improve it. What's missing or unclear.</li><li>Organise and simplify. Create a better way to explain the concept.</li><li>Transmit. Communicate your idea to someone to get feedback.</li></ul>

The Feynman learning technique

The mental models for learning are your weapons to help you understand more than the basics.

What better way to learn than to learn about learning? These mental models for learning will help you stay curious and progressing.

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"Success is often achieved by those who don't know that failure is inevitable." --

"It's not knowing what to do, it's doing what you know." --

"Focus on being productive instead of busy." --

"The key is not to prioritize what's on your schedule, but to schedule your priorities." --

"Ordinary people think merely of spending time, great people think of using it." --

"The best way out is always through." --

Hello beautiful people i am sharing some quotes maybe helpful for you as per your situation please try and let me know if you get that

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Just spend a minute to identify at least one thing in your life that is not necessary and kill that today. You must kill something about you that is unnecessary for your life. Identify something specific that you will be better off without, where you can take a concrete step today – it does not matter how small it is. Choose one specific little thing that you will not do anymore, no matter what.

#1: Kill Your Lies

Decide on something that you can do and that you will do. This is how to transform your life – by taking small steps.

Look at life in terms of what can be changed and do something about it. <ul><li>Crying about things that you cannot change is a sure strategy to remain at status quo. </li></ul>At least once a month, identify one small thing about yourself that you want to change. Like, <ul><li>“Every time before I eat, I will spend 10 seconds in gratitude for this food which is going to become a part of me.” </li><li>“Every time I use anything that is an essential element of my life, like the soil, the water, the air, and everything else around me, I will save 1% of it.”</li></ul>

 #2: Break the status quo

A significant thing every human being has to do is structure their psychological and emotional framework around the most fundamental fact of their life – their mortality. Right now, it takes a lifetime for people to understand that they are mortal; they need a heart attack or the appearance of a malignant lump somewhere to remind them.You need to celebrate and enjoy every moment of your life because life does not wait for you even for a moment.

#3: Remember you are mortal

You are mortal and it is ticking away. So there is no time for frustration, depression, anxiety, anger or for any unpleasantness in this life.

Within yourself, is it more pleasant to be loving, or to be angry, hateful and jealous? Which is a more intelligent way to exist? Loving, isn’t it? All I am saying is, please live intelligently. This is not for someone else’s sake. It is pleasant and beautiful for you. Creating a loving world is not a service that you do for someone else. It is an intelligent way to exist.

 #4: Choose to live intelligently

In many ways, most people’s happiness, peace and love are mortgaged to the external situation. So, if the stock market goes up you are happy, if the stock market goes down you are unhappy. But the quality of life is not about what is around you. Living joyfully and peacefully is not new to you. You were like that as a child, isn’t it? So, I am not talking about taking you beyond, I am just talking about starting at the square one of your life.

#5: Determine the quality of your life

Noticing the stupidity of who you are is great intelligence. Anything in this existence – a tree, a blade of grass, a grain of sand, one single atom – do you understand any of these things fully? No. When this is your level of intelligence and perception, how should you walk in the world? Gently, with a little humility, respect and love for everything around you. If not love, then at least with awe, because you don’t understand a damn thing in this world.If you just learn to walk like this, you will not escape a spiritual process. You don’t need any teaching. It will happen to you anyway.

#6: There is intelligence in humility

The difference between a fool and an intelligent person is that an intelligent person knows how foolish he is; a fool does not.

Your inner world – if you want to call it that – should only be a reflection of what is around you. You get corrupted by what is around you only when you have opinions about everything.You look at one thing as good, something else as bad. You get attached to what you consider as good. You desperately try to avoid what you consider as bad, and of course that will rule you from inside. . Seeing everything just the way it is – that is the way to be within. If you see something other than what is there, it means you are contaminating the world with your opinions and prejudices.

 #7: There is no good and bad

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Sadhguru shares 7 of the most important life lessons to remember if you want to make your life beautiful and profound.

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7 Most Important Life Lessons to Never Forget

When you have a goal it’s easy to look at someone who is already doing it and then try to reverse engineer their strategy.In some cases, this is really useful. Learning from the experiences of successful people is a great way to accelerate your own learning curve.But it’s equally important to remember that the systems, habits, and strategies that successful people are using today are probably not the same ones they were using when they began their journey.What is optimal for them right now isn’t necessarily needed for you to get started. There is a difference between the two.

Not All Work

Learning from others is great and I do it all the time myself.But comparing your current situation to someone who is already successful can often make you feel like you lack the required resources to get started at all. If you look at their optimal setup, it can be really easy to convince yourself that you need to buy new things or learn new skills or meet new people before you can even take the first step toward your goals.And usually, that’s not true.

What is Optimal vs. What is Needed

If you set your bar at “amazing,” it’s awfully difficult to start.

<ul><li>Traveling the world. </li><li>Starting a business. </li><li>Eating healthy. </li></ul>

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Claiming that you need to “learn more” or “get all of your ducks in a row” <a href="https://jamesclear.com/taking-action">can often be a crutch </a>that prevents you from moving forward on the stuff that actually matters.<ul><li>You can complain that your golf game is suffering because you need new clubs, but the truth is you probably just need two years of practice.</li><li>You can argue that it’s hard to travel light without the right backpack, but the truth is you could make it work with what you have now.</li><li>You can point out how your business mentor is successful because they use XYZ software, but they probably got started without it.</li></ul>

Avoiding by Optimizing

<ul><li>Obsessing about the ultimate strategy or the ultimate diet or the ultimate golf club can be a clever way to prevent yourself from doing hard work.</li></ul>An imperfect start can always be improved, but obsessing over a perfect plan will never take you anywhere on its own.

Imperfect Is Perfect

The habits and strategies that successful people are using today are probably not the same ones they were using when they began their journey.

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Here's how the following habits of a big dreamer drags him apart from success.

6 Habits Of A Non Successful Person With Big Dreams

Always staying in comfort zone and not trying to take a new diversion in life. Not trying or learning new things.

Living In COMFORT ZONE

Always watching Netflix or playing video games and wasting time on non-productive things.

Addiction To Non Productive Things

Postpone the work to later days and spending the present time in unproductive way. Trying to do all the things at the end with a lot of stress which leads to imperfect outcome.

Pocastination

Trying to avoid communication professionally and personally. Not actively participating in the discussions with people around with fear or low self esteem.

Avoiding Communication

Having a good idea but not presenting it and not taking the lead with a fear of failure

Not Taking The Initiative

Addiction to porn. Doing it for the last time, everytime. Masturbating more than 3 times a week which degrades both physical and mental health and appearance. Wasting a lot of time everytime when you watch porn and masturbate.

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