American/Indian entrepreneur Naval Ravikant says: “If you want to be successful, surround yourself with people who are more successful than you. If you want to be happy, surround yourself with people who are less successful than .. more..

Most of us always feel bad about ourselves or lack self-confidence. Everyone seems to have started a multimillion-dollar business, become a star on YouTube, or have achieved great success on Instagram. .. more..

Do you know why a person's way of thinking is essential to success and happiness? Although the phrase "way of thinking" has become a buzzword, it is still taken lightly. A person's mentality determines the way they view the world, and .. more..

Imagine struggling to perform a task at work or attempting a new exercise, only to see someone else accomplish it effortlessly. You might feel a pang of envy and jealousy.

Do you strive for success in your life or simply avoid failure? Many people are used to not finishing what they start.

Personal growth is one of the deepest human needs. When we don't stick to a Personal Development Plan, we either stay the same or discover that our limiting beliefs prevent us from moving forward.

Life can be full of obstacles. When problems surround you from all directions, you may feel that it is difficult to change anything in your personality to achieve success. However, by following the ten tips we will mention in this article, .. more..

Successful people all share certain habits in their daily routine, and these habits contribute to their success, so you should adopt them as well.

In the first part, we talked about the step of self-discovery and the first strategy for success in life. In this part, we will talk about the rest of the strategies.

85% of Americans say they don't know how to prioritize their tasks effectively. Learning prioritizing can be the solution whether you've missed a deadline, forgotten something important, or failed to complete a task you wanted to do. .. more..

Figuring out what you want to do in life seems to be one of the most frequently asked questions in personal development.

If you think that only stupid people make common mistakes, you are as wrong as I was before. Everyone makes mistakes; smart people admit it, but others don't.