"The Hunger Games" has unquestionably grabbed the globe by storm, first via the novels and later through the movie. The fact that this series was aimed towards a younger audience hasn't stopped individuals of all ages, both men and women, from plunging straight into the plot. They feel a personal connection to the characters.

The Important Life Lessons We Learned From 'The Hunger Games'

She is well aware that her sister will not survive the Hunger Games. She must volunteer as a tribute to preserve her life as her older sister. In life, you must know when to hold your ground and when to yield. All partnerships center around sacrifice. This principle holds true regardless of whether they are personal friendships, familial ties, or intimate partnerships. You need to show others how important they are to you, and sacrificing on your goals and wishes demonstrates how much you respect them.

Sacrifice is the bedrock of adulthood.

At the end of the day, you are totally responsible for your own survival. You must understand what you need in order to struggle and thrive. What works for one person may not (and most likely will not) work for you. It is never a certainty to journey through life with a partner, no matter how great and reassuring it seems. The only guarantees in life are you and the information you've gathered through time.

Your existence will be ensured through self-sufficiency.

For some reason, many believe that seeking assistance is a show of weakness. This can be traced back to cultural perfectionist expectations. The assumption that you should be able to subsist solely on your own efforts is both unrealistic and useless. Having this perspective would only keep you from achieving your objectives. Examine the facts of your situation: Do you truly require assistance? Is your ego the only thing keeping you from asking for help? No matter how self-conscious you are about asking for help, it is occasionally required.

There’s nothing wrong with getting a little bit of help.

This lesson will help you guide to the right path of your path just like Katniss and Peeta did

"The Hunger Games" has undeniably taken the world by storm, first by the novels and then by the films. The fact that this series targeted a younger audience has not deterred people of all ages, both men and women, from diving right into the…

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Figuring Out Your Purpose

Episode 273 - Why are you live? I promise you it is not so you can just pay bills and die! In this episode I break down this topic and teach you how to find your purpose!

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The Mindset Mentor - What is Your Life's Purpose?

Don’t ever listen to somebody telling you, you can’t do something. You got a dream, you gotta protect it. When people can’t do something themselves, they tell you can’t do something. You want something, go get it.

Don’t listen to anyone but yourself

To persevere is to make a constant effort to do or achieve something despite difficulties, failure, or opposition. Life is going grab you and pull you down, but making every effort to get back up and not quitting is key. You want that job? You have to do anything and everything that’s possible to get the job, follow up with people, make new acquaintances, learn something new.

Perseverance is the key to success

If you are facing setbacks from life right now, know that it’s normal and for the best. The harder you press a spring the larger it will jump when finally released.

Setbacks are a part of life

Happiness is a weird feeling. You can’t really measure how happy you are, you can’t put a unit on it, but you can feel it. You can share your happiness with your loved ones, and in most cases, you…

3 Lessons From ‘The Pursuit Of Happiness’ That Everyone Should Know

In today's world, where we jump from trend to trend, we learn how to adapt to new things almost instantaneously. However, in this process of keeping up with society, we lose something bigger - our sense of self.

Journey of Self

One word. Predictibility. When you know what you're made up of, what your thoughts are, what your emotions mean, your triggers, flaws and strengths - you can predict how you'd react, thus, having more control over our reactions. Who we are today is a product of our upbringing, societal expectations, exposure, conditioning etc. When we attempt to strip away all these other layers, we get to the core Self.

Why is it important to learn about yourself? 

There are many different ways to dive into self-discovery. But, you're more likely to commit to it when it's the inner curiosity that pushes you to know more. 1. Regular reflections (be it good or hard times) can be of great help. Simply identifying your emotions and then analyzing them could lead to many breakthroughs. 2. Dive into your trauma (if applicable) - our past trauma has an impact on our present and future, and they have a habit of sneaking up in the most unexpected ways. Reflect on your adverse events and reach a resolution that works for you. To heal, you must feel.

How do we explore the Self?

When you start your journey of Self, you'll discover parts of yourself that you've never seen before. Don't be afraid to interact with them. As you go deeper, it gets more addictive.

In Conclusion

Self-discovery and its importance

“The sky is big enough for all the stars to shine”Ask how a win-win situation looks like for a person across the table.

Win win.

All of us can change. Choose a specific area you want to grow and make consistent effort to achieve your goal. "What’s not growing is as good as dead, so don’t die while you are still breathing”

Personal growth.

“If people just took it a day at a time, they’d be a lot happier.” ― Richard Bachman

A day at a time.

Dont get absorbed to thinking people watch and interested in your every every move. Just live your life to the fullest.

You are not important.

Choose your circle wisely; people who match your standards, people who add something in your life and not substract.

Find your tribe and stick to it.

“Start where you are. Use what you have. Do what you can.” — Arthur AsheAnza tu!

Start with what you have.

Allow people to be who they are, have their own bodies, ideas etc, while you also habe yours. “It’s coexistence or no existence.” — Bertrand Russell

Coexist.

Organise your life putting everyone where they should be. This helps balance expectations and bring clarity on who has to do what in your life.

Compartmentalize your life.

Children are given to us by virtue of responsibility but not possession. Your children are their own people.

Your kids are not yours.

People will always value you with what you have tagged yourself, and so know your price and then add some.

They will pay what you price yourself.

“Our focus is our future and what we focus on will multiply in our life.” — David DeNotaris.

Your get what you focus on.

Of all the skills of leadership, listening is the most valuable — and one of the least understood. Most captains of industry listen only sometimes, and they remain ordinary leaders. But a few, the great ones, never stop listening. That’s how they get word before anyone else of unseen problems and opportunities.” — Peter Nulty,Fortune Magazine

A leaders power is on his ears.

“Time is more value than money. You can get more money, but you cannot get more time.” — Jim Rohn

Time matters.

They say “age is just a number” (such an annoying saying isn’t it?). As someone who minored in Mathematics both in High School and University, trust me when I tell you numbers do matter a lot. In any…

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