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Rajesh Patel
things to keep in mind
by Rajesh Patel on Oct 24, 2016 06:00 PM

9. Friendships need care
One of the top five regrets of the dying is that they let their friendships fade away. Friendships need time and attention. Nurture them like a prized garden. The payoff is so worth it.

10. Experiences first

The pleasure and positive memories afforded by great experiences far outweigh material things. If you’re trying to decide between the new sofa or the family trip, take the trip every time.

11. Anger isn’t worth it

The feel-good release of anger lasts a few minutes. The repercussions last far longer. Regret, stress, and unhappiness are the byproducts of angry outbursts. Learn healthier ways to communicate your feelings, and when anger arises, step away until it dissipates.

12. Kindness matters

Small expressions of kindness have an enormous positive impact on other people. It doesn’t take much to be kind. Practice it every day, in every situation, until it’s your natural way of being.

13. Age is a number

When you’re twenty you think fifty is old. When you’re fifty, you feel thirty. Our chronological age doesn’t have to define us. Don’t allow a number to hold you back or prevent you from being the person you are inside.

14. Vulnerability heals

Being real, open, and vulnerable invites people in and allows them to relate to you on a much deeper and more intimate level. Vulnerability, practiced with safe and loving people, can heal emotional pain and strengthen relationships.

15. Posturing build

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Ravichandran Balakrishnan
Health is Wealth
by Ravichandran Balakrishnan on Oct 13, 2016 08:27 PM

Valuable tips. But you are specifically told about foods we have to take for fresh mind and active body.

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cvbcvb vxcbv
Dont agree
by cvbcvb vxcbv on Oct 12, 2016 11:31 AM  | Hide replies

I don't agree with "don't do multi task " . It's impossible to work without multi taksing in today's competition. Also multi tasking is must when your tasks takes days to complete due to dependency on internal /external factors. So not possible to work on same thing till you complete and pick up new task only when the previous task is over !! . Agree with let's of article though..

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cvbcvb vxcbv
Re: Dont agree
by cvbcvb vxcbv on Oct 12, 2016 11:32 AM
correction : Agree with rest of the article though ...

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ARIYANAYAKI GANAPATHY
SLEEP ITEM NO.AND WAER ITEM NO.9,
by ARIYANAYAKI GANAPATHY on Oct 11, 2016 11:12 AM

WATER: CONSUMER IF NECESSARY MORE IF YOU A THIRSTY - OTHERWISE JUST GULP HALF CUP OF WATER FREQUENTLY. DRINKING MORE WATER WILL URGE TO URINATE AND DURING MEETINGS THIS IS AVOIDABLE.IF THERE IS ANY MEETING TO BE ATTENDED, AVOID DRINKING WATERFROM ONE HOUR BEFORE THE MEETING. ALSO IF YOU ARE GOING TO TRAVEL IN BUS/CAR, BE SURE YOU DONOT DRINK WATER FROM ONE HOUR EARLIER.\\\\\\\'
SLEEP: WHAT YOU NEED DEPENDS ON AGE. AND WORK PROFILE. PLAN YOUR SLEEPING HOURS AND STICK TO IT. DURING LUNCH HOUR, AFTER LUNCH, JUST CLOSE YOUR EYES FOR 5 MINUTES DEFINITELY.CHILDREN AND ELDERS (OVER 70) TEND TO SLEEP/TAKE NAP FREQUENTLY - IT IS GOOD.
ALL SAID, EVERYTHING DEPENDS ON YOUR REGULARITY AND FIRMNESS TO FOLLOW A SCHEDULE

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ganesh pillai
Never forget the basics
by ganesh pillai on Oct 09, 2016 12:53 PM

Life has some basics which you cannot change no matter how advanced life becomes.

Exercise, sleep, proper eating habits, anger control etc the list goes on

If you want a peaceful life follow simple things

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devendra sawant
Thanks for the Tips
by devendra sawant on Oct 04, 2016 01:23 PM

Thank you so much for these usefull tips.

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