You will learn something from this!

The greater part of instruction is being reminded of what you already know- Greek Philosopher, Plato. 1. Be yourself, regardless of whom you're dealing with. Don't shout back at her because she shouted at you. Be the calm person that you are. Don't say "he refused to help me the other day, so I won't help him too". Be the kind person that you are. Don't be the mirror image of the other person. 2. Be merciful. When you think you're helping others, you're helping yourself. Treat people with kindness- your family, friends, acquaintances and even strangers. That stranger may turn out to be an 'angel'. 3. Don't be quick to judge. What you saw or heard about that person may not be enough for you to conclude. There's usually more to it than meets the eye. You may be wrong; just hold your peace. 4. Don't condemn. No matter how deplorable or contemptible someone's case may be. You are not the standard; everybody ne

Make the most of today. Many of us wish we had the opportunity to go back to the past and make right some things we did wrong. We realise that our lives would have been better off today if we had done some things right yesterday. Now, what is today? I define today as the tomorrow of yesterday and the yesterday of tomorrow. Correct, isn't it? This time yesterday, you referred to today as tomorrow, and at this time tomorrow, you will be calling today yesterday! It is rightly said that we are who and where we are today, because of our actions, decisions and choices of yesterday. That also means that, who and where we will be tomorrow, will be the result of our actions, decisions and choices of today! One of the traits of successful people, is that they use lessons learnt from yesterday's mistakes to make wise decisions today, towards getting their desired results tomorrow. Sir John C. Maxwell calls it "failing forward". It's never late to be right!

Knowledge, they say, is power. The more you know about life, the better your life becomes. No doubt, to a large extent, you have come this far in life because of what you know. But you could have gone farther than this if you knew better. Not 'knowing', may be costly. It may lead to painfully saying "had I known". "Don't wish things were better, wish you were better."- Jim Rohn Let's keep devouring those books, attending those seminars and listening to those mentors. Seek knowledge, and more importantly, apply it!