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DATE:-06/01/2025

Day was very fantastic 😊     Today I got up at 7 o'clock, then brushed my teeth, drunk some water, then Panda VT store to buy milk and biscuits, then had tea with biscuits then got ready for the classes then had bath and ate pakhala then went university with Dillip Marndi then we had disucoinyen  thank you 😘 h

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This was the time I got free time for myself and loved for awhile. I felt very good then  Love my pure soul for sometime. Then I began to study.

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90% a woman will never tell you that she wants you for whatever reason. One, a woman will NEVER want you so that she can love you. Don't feel special if she ever confessed how much she does because "love" is a sugarcoat for something else. In short, NO woman will ever love you as a man. A woman places her ego above her needs. Because if she places her ego below her needs as a man, you will never see any value in her and so you cannot give in to her advances. For example, a man puts his ego below his needs. This is why a man seduces a woman that he likes directly and asks to knack. For a woman, it is different. With her bloated ego being placed above her needs, she uses manipulative tactics. They come with it inbuilt. As a man, do not feel special that you were able to "put in the box" any woman. It does not work like you think. The whole time you thought that it was your seduction tactics that was able to have you bag her you were fooling yourself. First, she wa...

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From Fear to Fluency: The Art of Public Speaking by James Manson  1. Confront Your Fear Head-On The first crucial lesson in From Fear to Fluency is acknowledging and confronting the fear that many people experience when it comes to public speaking. The book emphasizes that fear is a natural response, but it should not control you. The author encourages readers to face their anxiety directly rather than avoiding it. By understanding that fear is a common obstacle, you can begin to reframe it as a source of energy that can enhance your performance. The book offers techniques to reduce fear, such as deep breathing exercises and mindfulness practices, which help to calm nerves and shift your focus from fear to confidence. Ultimately, the lesson teaches that overcoming fear is the first step toward becoming a fluent and effective speaker. 2. Preparation is Key to Success The book stresses that preparation is one of the most important components of successful public speaking. The author ...

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"What Do You Do With an Idea?" by Kobi Yamada: 1. Embrace Your Ideas: The book emphasizes the importance of welcoming and embracing ideas as they come. The protagonist learns that ideas can be valuable and transformative, encouraging readers to be open to their own thoughts and inspirations. This lesson teaches that every idea has potential and deserves attention. 2. Nurturing Growth: Just like a seed that needs care to grow, ideas require nurturing. The story illustrates that taking time to develop and cultivate ideas is essential for them to flourish. This insight encourages readers to invest effort and patience in their creative processes. 3. Overcoming Doubt: The protagonist faces doubt and uncertainty about the value of their idea. The book conveys that self-doubt is a common experience, but it should not deter one from pursuing their ideas. This lesson highlights the importance of believing in oneself and recognizing the worth of one’s thoughts. 4. The Power of Imaginat...

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"Effectiveness is not a function of the amount of time one spends, but rather a function of the amount of time one has to spend on the few things that really make a difference." 7 lessons from "The Effective Executive" by Peter F. Drucker: 1. Focus on What Matters Most: Drucker emphasizes the importance of prioritizing effectively and focusing your time and energy on the most important tasks that contribute significantly to achieving your goals. This involves learning to say no to distractions and activities that don't move the needle. 2. Discipline and Time Management: Effective executives understand the value of their time and manage it meticulously. The book encourages developing routines and strategies to maximize productivity and minimize wasted time. 3. Making Sound Decisions: Drucker outlines a framework for making effective decisions. This involves gathering relevant information, identifying key questions, analyzing options, and considering potential con...