One day, one thought

  Hellos, What's your weakness??  This question is often asked in interviews and it is one of the most definitely asked questions.  At that time we get confused and often try to find out what our weaknesses are, try to search it on google or ask our family and friends.  But seldom we reflect on our behavior and ascertain what are our main required improvement points. Further to 'Know Thyself' post, take out few minutes alone with yourself without any distractions. Sit in a quiet place, close your eyes, take a deep breath and reflect on yourself.  Let the thoughts come in.  Most of the times, we know all the answers.  Your weaknesses will come rushing to you!! Some examples are : 1.  Do you get angry easily and then repent later? 2.  Are you anxious or fearful? 3. Do you lack motivation? 4. Do you procrastinate? 5. Are you addicted to social media? Once you have identified some of your weaknesses, pick up only 2-3 major ones that you really wa...

  Hey you, In this existing world of ' chaos and confusion ', sometimes we get lost.  We are not clear what we are doing, why we are doing, what's the life purpose and  how can we find peace and happiness.  Most of us are unable to recall the last time we have laughed wholeheartedly,  last time when we have experienced joy and last time when we felt that our life is 'blissful'. Further to 'Know Thyself" post, once you have identified and written down your strengths, ask yourself a question.  Am I making the most of what I am God gifted with?  Are my daily actions aligned with my strengths?  How can I feel more happy and confident with my strengths. There are high chances that you might not at all  be doing what you are good at or doing very little of it.  What to do then? Suggesting some examples below: 1.  If you are good at writing, start journaling daily. Even if it is just a paragraph.  It can be on a sheet of paper, any no...

We all know others.  We all know what the other person is thinking.   We all know whether the other person is good or bad.  We all know that the other person is right or wrong. We all know what the other person should or should not do.  We all know whether the belief or ideology of the other person is right or wrong.  We are quick, super quick in judging others... But, in this whole process of thinking about others, we forget to ask ourselves a very important question. Do we know ourselves???  How many of us take a pause and reflect on who we are, what are our beliefs and ideologies, what we should or should not be doing, what are our strengths and weaknesses. What makes us happy or unhappy and how we can be more happier by identifying ourselves! Do this exercise, and see your life change for better.  Take a sheet of paper and make four columns 1.   List down all your strengths. . for example if you are good at writing, write "I write really ...