Success Principles

The concept of simplicity is not limited to rearranging your garage or cleaning out your closets only. Though I love clean, well-arranged closets and plenty of free space in my garage, there are more meanings to simplicity in life than .. more..

Critical thinking is the art of filtering information to arrive at a logical and neutral decision to guide thinking and action better.

The US. Former President Theodore Roosevelt said: “The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs, who comes short again and again, .. more..

Long-term thinking is one of the most essential criteria for success in work and personal life. If we look at the lives of exceptional people such as Elon Musk and Steve Jobs, we will see that they develop long-term visions and think about .. more..

I have 44 years of experience as a teacher, coach, and educational administrator. I spent ten years as a high school teacher and 34 years as a college teacher. In addition, I organized and managed basketball camps across the United States .. more..

Thinking creatively or outside the box is more than just a commercial cliché. It means dealing with problems in new and innovative ways, seeing them differently, and understanding your situation in any particular situation in a .. more..

Contrary to the widespread misconception that intelligence is limited to those with high IQs, there are several potential ways to improve cognitive capacities and increase a person's effectiveness in both personal and professional .. more..

Intelligence is all mental abilities that humans have for planning, analyzing, deducing, memorizing, learning, organizing information and ideas, adapting to circumstances, learning from mistakes, and facing challenges. .. more..

“What is the best indicator of success?” I came across this query a few days ago on the social question-and-answer website Quora. What are the success indicators we should follow to succeed in life? .. more..

All our positive actions and attempts fade away too soon when we try to change a bad habit or start a new one. Even though we keep trying, we always end up back where we started.

During my 15-year tenure at The Wall Street Journal, I learned a great deal from repeated failed experiences that occurred almost every month.

Life has always seemed complicated to me. I saw that people who were very successful in the fields I was passionate about were not entirely content with their lives, as I was comparing myself to them.