People frequently look for happiness in worldly possessions, fleeting gains, and fleeting experiences in today's fast-paced and materialistic society. However, as per the book "Shortcut for a Better Life" by Ziad Rayess, true and .. more..
In his book "Shortcut for a Better Life," Ziad Rayess stresses how critical it is to recognize the need for perfection in social, cultural, and business projects from the outset. He emphasizes that failure to do so often results in the .. more..
One of my favorite TV quotes is from How I Met Your Mother. The main characters are Ted and Marshall. When they face an insurmountable problem, they often tell each other "Looks like a problem to be solved by future Ted and Marshall." .. more..
We waste our lives waiting for perfect roads to appear before us, but they never show because we forget that the purpose of these roads is to walk on them and not to stand at their sides.
When was the last time you let fear overcome you? Whether we want to admit it or not, fear prevents us from doing many of the things we know we must do to achieve our goals. Entrepreneurs are the ones who are most harmed by fear, especially when .. more..
One of the biggest myths that plague people's minds is that you are supposed to achieve certain things at a certain age, and there may be benefits to balancing yourself against your peers.
Public health is all about trying to create a healthier world. In the course of doing this, we should at times point out our own shortcomings in promoting health, and then the effect of creating a system that is totally health-related may .. more..
Being in the present is about being fully focused and engaged in the present moment and place. Learning how to be present means being mindful in aligning your goals with your passions and objectives. Also, it becomes a way to cope with .. more..
“We take a handful of sand from the endless landscape of awareness around us and call that handful of sand the world.” - Robert M. Pirsig, Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance.