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Bystander effects can make someone hesitate to act or offer help, as they assume that others will do so or feel less responsible if others are present. Imagine this: you’re walking along the street and hear someone calling for help. The victim is being attacked; what would you do? We would all like to believe…
Taking responsibility for your actions goes beyond just a declaration; it’s an ongoing and continuous calling to action that can improve your life and positively impact those in your life. When I’m in the middle of a conversation, getting advice or being corrected, one method I respond is to say, “I have heard, I can…
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If you work hard and are dedicated and do not abandon your goals, you’ll achieve them eventually. The urge to write about why hard work is key to success began after Burna Boy had a chat with his followers through Instagram Live. In the course of the conversation, he stated: “If you no make am…
Many of us in one way or another are adamant about being a voice for what’s right from a religious standpoint or a fairness/justice standpoint. In my conversations with friends and acquaintances within my social circle over the last month, I’ve concluded that a large percentage of them prefer to go along with the flow…
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It is not enough to say you have good intentions. I have always known this, but I didn’t learn it until recently; it is not enough to say you have good intentions, and this reminded me of something I read, “The road to hell is paved with good intentions.” The Road to Hell Is Paved…
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Investing in yourself is worth the time and effort; you won’t know until you try it, and if you don’t try it, you’ll never achieve the fullest potential of your life. “An investment in self-development pays the highest dividends.” – Debasish Mridha. A lot of people go through the day in and out, repeating the same…
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What is objective truth? What is subjective truth? My truth! Your truth! Our truth! Truth can only be objective! No! Truth can be objective! Truth can be subjective! For the most part, these were what I was hearing while I spent over 3 hours of my time watching a very interesting argument on YouTube yesterday. …
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Successful people understand managing their time effectively is essential to their efficiency, competence, and success. One of the strategies they employ to increase their efficiency is adding a scary hour into their morning routine, getting their day started productively and efficiently. As a blogger in the self-development niche, I’m an obsessive believer in productivity optimization. If I don’t hold myself accountable…
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The term “The Golden Rule” can be traced back to the 17th century; however, the concept is not new. The rule symbolizes a standard and a virtue inherent in our nature, as we can be aware of our obligation towards other people. The Golden Rule Some say the “Golden Rule” is the name that was…
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Are you looking to improve your morning routine so that you get maximum benefit from your day? Andrew Huberman’s daily morning routine may be the answer. Let’s explore the details of his easy yet extremely useful techniques. Who is Andrew Huberman? Andrew Huberman is a neurobiologist and an ophthalmologist at Stanford University; his credentials are…
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