Life Lessons

While the famous Greek philosopher Socrates was strolling in a garden, contemplating life and the universe, one of his neighbors interrupted him, saying, “You won't believe what I just heard about our friend.” .. more..

When people let go of the things that impede their growth, progress, and happiness, tranquility and peace of mind are attained, and afterwards bloom and grow in human beings.

Accept that you won't always find the best solution, but taking action will be better than not doing your job.

You are gorgeous and powerful; Do not forget this, and if you are going through a moment of temporary confusion, let me remind you of some critical facts that you should always repeat to yourself.

I lived with a wonderful friend who spoke English as her third language a few years ago. After years of experience, she eventually became fluent, but there was one phrase she would always say that I initially found difficult to understand: .. more..

Imagine having a fresh, ripe and juicy apple in front of you. You pick it up, take the first bite, and take in the taste. If your expectation of the apple's flavor is different from what it tastes like, you will be let down and won't be satisfied .. more..

Wisdom involves asking the right questions rather than having all the answers. The simple questions you keep asking yourself will ultimately shape who you are in the long run, so take a moment to think about these questions today: .. more..

Listen to me; You know that moment when you're driving in an unfamiliar place, turning up the radio while following the GPS directions on the screen. Then, you suddenly reach a confusing path. The sound of the radio weakens even though it .. more..

These minor changes to your daily routine will greatly impact your life by helping you boost your strength and capacity over the long term.

It is frequently important to engage in a thorough self-examination to advance in life.

Ziad Rayess writes in his book "Shortcut for a Better Life" about how some people make shortsighted decisions without considering the consequences of their actions.

In his book "Shortcut for a Better Life," Ziad Rayess shares an interesting story from the French author François Rabelais about a man named Panurge and a greedy sheep merchant named Dandenault. .. more..