Life and Productivity Tips

Never unleash your tongue, keep a hold on your tongue. Have a firm control on your anger. Turn away from arguments and disputes. Avoid and remove misunderstanding in your life. Never let a toxic person come in your life. Talk in front of people not behind their back. Never gossip. Respect your words. Delete candy crush and play any mind teaser game or do 30 minutes meditation. Let your brain do more work than your body does. Always think twice before you act, but never go for third time to think. Have a good career and a distinct hobby. Read books. One book in three months. Prefer Quora over Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Spectacles should not mean that someone is geek and sober. It should mean that person did not take care of his/her eye sight. Learn conversational tricks. There are plenty of answers on Quora. Learn to smile while life force you to cry. Learn how to earn money through your money. Always remember that alcohol is stronger than your stomach. Make cou

200 Push-Ups Silent Meditation Journaling on your Life & Goals Taking a Walk in Nature Preparing a Healthy Smoothie Drinking 12 Glasses of Water Going for a Run Thinking about your Next Big Step Calling your Parents/Friends Talking to a Stranger Learning Vocabulary in a New Language Practicing an Instrument Reading a Book Watching Lectures on a Subject of your Choice Improving your Artistic Skill Learning about Body Language, Confidence & Charisma Messaging your Heroes and asking them for advice Calling a Random Number Taking a Nap Researching the Lives of Successful People Applying Self-Improvement/Personal Development Tips Buying them and Eating Lunch with a Homeless Person Volunteering your Time Watching Videos that make you Laugh Doing whatever makes you Happy

Mature people don’t go to Burger King or restaurants and upload the food that they ordered on social media. Mature people think deeply before taking actions Mature people avoid issues with people and they also forgive easily. Mature people genuinely fall in love and not because of sex. Mature people cherish family and loved ones. They build homes and avoid destruction. Mature people are usually independent and sometimes, interdependent. Mature people know how to manage their finances and keep secrets. Mature people do not live to oppress or impress because they know this is a waste of life. Mature people make wise decisions and avoid rash behaviour. Mature people are generally honest people. Mature people are always calm and do not complain. Mature people do not bully, belittle and devalue their friends nor abuse others. Mature people know when to speak and what to say and they also know when to keep their mouth shut. Mature people stay away from negative people. They kno

Let me walk you through a story before going to the point. He was furious. “You're getting old, Dad! Stop telling me to quit using social media,” my teenager told me. “There’s nothing wrong with social media, Dad!” he continued. “Everyone uses these devices… maybe you are the one with the problem,” he retorted. “Son, life is like a ladder. The higher you go, the easier your life will be — the lower you are on this ladder of value, the higher the odds you will struggle in the future.” That got his attention. “Ladder of value? What do you mean, Dad?” The same lesson I gave my son, will answer your question: do you have any advice for my early 20s life? “We all have the same twenty-four hours a day. No matter who you are, time makes NO distinctions. The ground is leveled. When we're young, we feel like time is infinite, but never underestimate your time. It’s your most precious resource of life.” “What does this have to do with my smartphone?” he asked. “E