Thoughts for the week….

1. Live your life for you, not for anyone else. Don’t let the fear of being judged, rejected, or disliked stop you from being yourself.

2. Marriage is not a noun, it’s a verb, it isn’t something you get, it’s something you do, it’s the way you love your partner every day.

3. A person who truly loves you is someone who sees the pain in your eyes while everyone else believes in the smile on your face.

Thoughts for the week….

1. Challenges are invisible gifts that help us look at life and push ourselves to search for a new centre of focus. So don’t get disturbed by it, but rather ask yourself, why or what the challenge is trying to teach you.

2. One small positive thought in the morning, will help you throughout the day.

3. Gratitude is the healthiest of all emotions / expressions. The more you express it the more blessed you will be.

Thoughts for the week….

Peace : it doesn’t mean to be in a place where there is no noise, trouble, or hard work ; it means being amidst all of this and still being calm in your heart.

Relax. Don’t worry. Everything is going to be alright.

Life is all about balance. You don’t always need to be getting stuff done. Sometimes it’s perfectly OK, and absolutely necessary, to stop, sit back and do nothing.

Thoughts for the week….

At the end of the day, you can either focus on what’s tearing you apart, or you can focus on what’s keeping you together.

Fight with your strength. But not with others’ weakness! Because true success lies in your efforts, not in others’ defeats.

Every moment of your life and existence is precious, learn to value it.

Learning to Have a Critic….

In our life, it is good to have a just critic, it could be a friend or a family member. Someone who can tell us exactly how we look or how our actions look. Only then can we make the necessary changes to have a better life or relationships.

But, too often we are surrounded by people who flatter us and tell us things just to be on the good books with us. They don’t mean what they say, and they don’t say what they mean. This is not good for our well-being. In fact, in some cases, people around us tend to be like that because, we as individuals are not willing to accept suggestions or corrections, good advice, or opinions from others.

There are few others who will always be against anything that we do or say. If they don’t like anything, then even others should not like it. These people you should be careful about, because we do not know if their intentions are good.

Children are fortunate to have good parents, elders, teachers, who guide them and help them to improve. If the children take the advice in a positive manner, they have much to gain, but if they detest, protest, or dislike being told things, they have much to lose.

When someone gives you their opinion, learn to take it gracefully. Try to understand why they said what they said, and make the necessary changes for improvement.

Constructive criticism is always good.