Do you think that the beard around the mouth would stop a thirsty person from drinking? Or do you believe that this universe can kill the person who is willing to live? Well, the circumstances could be different in each case but what you should know is nothing is mightier than the belief of a person. Practically, I have seen my father winning battles over death and keeping doctors in astonishment when his desire to live defeated his growing creatinine in the kidney, reducing heart life, increasing diabetes, painful hernia, and whatnot. If we observe closely 98% of people around us, have been mistaking their lives with false assumptions about time and money. Let me recall the phrases that you have been imitating or practicing. "I'll Start Saving Money Later": And that "later" never comes. Well, delaying saving for the future can have significant financial consequences. Whether you make thousands or lakhs; your expenditures are always growing along with your inco
Identifying an Insecure Person Insecurity is a complex and deeply ingrained human emotion that can manifest itself in various aspects of a person's life, including their career and personal life. It can be a significant barrier to success and happiness, leading to a vicious cycle of failures and self-doubt. Through this article, I aim to explore the signs of an insecure person and how their insecurity can negatively impact themselves and the people around them. Constant Need for Validation One of the most apparent signs of an insecure person is their incessant need for validation from others. Insecure individuals often seek approval and affirmation to boost their self-esteem. In a professional context, this may manifest as constantly seeking praise and recognition from colleagues and supervisors. While constructive feedback is essential for personal growth, an overwhelming need for validation can hinder one's career progression. Fear of Taking Risks Insecure individuals often f