8 Ways To Stay Calm and Cool (How to Be More Patient and Less Stressed)

8 Ways To Stay Calm and Cool (How 

to Be More Patient and Less Stressed)

BY ABDELKABIR BENSMAIN

Being in a hurry all the time drains your energy. Getting caught up in things beyond your control stresses you out. If you’d like to reduce stress and become calm and cool, put the following 8 steps into practice to be more patient.

1. Let go.

This thing that seems like the end of the world right now? It’s not (promise). Stressing out about the situation you’re in won’t do any good because you’re already in it, so just let it go.

2. Breathe.

The next time you’re faced with a stressful situation that makes you want to hurry, stop what you’re doing for one minute and perform the following steps:

• Take five deep breaths in and out (your belly should come forward with each inhale).
• Imagine all that stress leaving your body with each exhale.
• Smile. Fake it if you have to. It’s pretty hard to stay grumpy with a goofy grin on your face.

Feel free to repeat the above steps every few hours at work or home if you need to.

3. Loosen up.

After your breathing session, perform a quick body scan to identify any areas that are tight or tense (Clenched jaw? Rounded shoulders? Anything else that isn’t at ease?). Gently touch or massage any of your body parts that are under tension to encourage total relaxation (it might help to imagine you’re in a place that calms you: a beach, hot tub, or nature trail, for example).

4. Chew slowly.

Slow down at the dinner table if you want to learn to be patient and lose weight. Shoveling your food down as fast as you can is a surefire way to eat more than you need to (and find yourself with a bellyache). Be a mindful eater who pays attention to the taste, texture, and aroma of every dish. Chew slowly while you try to guess all of the ingredients that were used to prepare your dish. Chewing slowly will also reduce those dreadful late-night cravings that sneak up on you after work 

5. Enjoy the journey.

Focusing on the end result can quickly become exhausting. Chasing a bold, audacious goal that’s going to require a lot of time and patience? Split it into several mini-goals so you’ll have several causes for celebration. Giving yourself consistent positive feedback will help you grow patience, stay encouraged, and find more joy in the process of achieving your goals.

6. Look at the big picture.

The next time you find your stress level skyrocketing, take a deep breath, and ask yourself:

Will this matter to me…

• Next week?
• Next month?
• Next year?
• In 10 years?

Hint: No, it won’t. I bet most of the stuff that stresses you wouldn’t matter the next week (maybe not even the next day). Stop agonizing over things you can’t control, because you’re only hurting yourself.

7. Stop demanding perfection of yourself.

You’re not perfect and that’s okay. Show me a person who claims to be perfect and I’ll show you a dirty liar. Demanding perfection of yourself (or anybody else) will only stress you out, because it just isn’t possible.

8. Practice patience every day.

Below are a few easy ways you can practice patience every day, increasing your ability to remain calm and cool in the face of stress:

• The next time you go to the grocery store, get in the longest line.
• Instead of going through the drive-thru at your bank, go inside.
• Take a long walk through a secluded park or trail.

If you’d like to help your friends learn how to be more patient, pass this along so they can be calm and cool just like you. What helps you manage stress? Tell us in the comments.

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          How to Choose Your Style

                                                                 Abdelkabir Bens

Do you feel like you need a change? Or maybe you feel like your style isn't unique enough? If you're feeling like you need to make a new style for yourself but you aren't sure how then please read on.

1If one of your friends has on an outfit you really like, you can ask them where        they got it. Look around you and notice what friends, family, movie stars, musicians etc.    are wearing. Ask yourself what you like/don't like about their personal style and make note of the things you would like to add to your own  style.

2Write down all of your unique interests and tastes. Discover your personality, interests, likes and dislikes. You probably already know if you prefer rock music or country, blue jeans or pencil skirts but have you ever really thought about each of your tastes and what that means to your personal style? Make a list, either mentally or on a           piece of paper of all your unique interests and tastes and circle a few that you would like to convey.

3Ask yourself who you want to be. After you've discovered your tastes, you'll probably have a better idea of what you want to be. However, make sure that it is something you really want and have the personality for and not just something you think is cool. For example, do you want people to see you as an artist, or an athlete, a romantic or a rocker

4Think about what kind of clothing you would wear as this  person. You can use the internet to do some research on what kind of  clothing others of your style like to wear. Write down the styles you like as well as your favourite colours and general clothing items. Unless you   want to be really hardcore, you don't need to buy everything super    sporty  or really artsy. Feel free to splash in other items and colours that you like as well-that will make it more unique anyway.

5Look in your closet and see what you already have. Perhaps you actually have a whole collection of berets that would suit your Bohemian or Artist look. Maybe your closet is full of jeans that you could rip up for your vintage style. It's always best to start at home before spending a bunch of money on new clothing.

 6Go shopping. You don't have to go anywhere fancy - the thrift store will do! Of              course, you probably want to get a few new things but depending on your budget,               buying a whole new wardrobe from the mall could be pretty expensive. While shopping, look for things that grab your eye and suit your new style.

 7Wear it with confidence. Start showing off your new style by wearing it. It may be     hard at first to make new outfits or, if your style is extremely unique, to wear it out but the sooner you do this step, the sooner you will have your own style

8Create an inspirational scrapbook or portfolio of clothes or styles you like. A good place to find clothing advertisements are in magazines, especially fashion ones. Looking at these can give you ideas of what you would like to wear, and clothes to buy to help establish your personal sense of style.

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6 Little Ways To Succeed In Your Long Distance Relationship

By Abdelkabir Bens

Anyone who has eVer been in a long-distance relationship knows the crazy look people give you when you tell them. Long-distance relationships aren’t ideal, but in 2017 when most families have two-income households, jobs can make remaining in the same city difficult.

  

1. It works for us. Long-distance relationships really aren’t for everyone. Love isn’t enough to keep two people together. You both have to want it, you both have to trust it will work, and you both have to stay positive and communicate. It really won’t work for every couple, but it does have the ability to work for some.

2. We plan time to talk and Facetime. We keep each other in the loops about we’re doing each day. Not to be controlling and overbearing, but so we know when will be a good time to call or text and when we KNOW they’re not answering because they’re busy. We keep each other in the loop and included in each other’s lives.

3. We remain positive. Whenever we talk about being together again, we always say “when you move down.” Not “if.” Doing this helps us both stay positive and envision the future we’re working towards.
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4. We surprise each other. Small care packages, postcards, and the one-time surprise visit. We send each other little things to remind each other we’re thinking of them.

5. We plan visits. Probably the most important piece of our relationship is knowing when we will see each other again. It gives us something to look forward to and it helps to know the time apart is only temporary.

6. We have every intention of being together again ASAP. We went into this knowing we wanted to be together again. There was no “maybe someday I’ll consider moving” or fights about who will move to who. We knew where we wanted to be and one of us just happened to make it there first.

Love isn’t always enough. It takes a lot of time, trust, and patience to make a long-distance relationship work.

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This Is The Worst Thing That Will Happen To You In 2018

This Is The Worst Thing That Will Happen To You In 2018, Based On Your Zodiac Sign

                                    By Abdelkabir bensmain,29th novembre 2017

     It’s not that bad, and in every case there’s a happy ending!

Aries

(March 21st to April 19th)

Due to intermittent flare-ups of social anxiety—especially in clubs and bars—you will briefly begin smoking cigarettes to appear cooler-looking and less fidgety. But due to the high cost and the fact that you actually hate the taste and don’t see why anyone would take pleasure in basically licking an ashtray, the habit will last only a month. You will rededicate your life to personal health and well-being, which will involve a torrid affair with a cute guy you meet at the gym.

Taurus

(April 20th to May 21st)

During the dark and frigid opening months of the year leading to the first day of spring, you will become depressed and listless. You will start binge-eating all of your favorite foods, and during the week where Valentine’s day falls, you will eat a whole pizza and a whole pint of ice cream every day. When things finally start warming up, you will find an unwanted ring of blubber around your midsection. You will put yourself on a strict Paleo diet along with an intense daily Pilates workout. But the time Bikini Season rolls around, your flab will evaporate like snow under a warm sun.

Cancer

(June 22nd to July 22nd)

After an acutely debaucherous night out clubbing, you will awake in the morning to realize that your credit card is missing. Then you will get a text warning from your bank. When you log in to check your balance, you will realize to your dismay that overnight, someone used your card to buy over $300 in alcohol and another $200 in junk food. Thankfully, the bank will recover your losses. The next weekend, you will have the time of your life as you use your credit card to order over $300 in alcohol and another $200 in junk food.

Leo

(July 23rd to August 22nd)

What you’ve been fearing for the past couple years will turn into a nightmare come to life—the company where you’ve been unhappily working will lay you off with no warning. That’s the bad news. But over the next 13 weeks, you will collect unemployment checks while being wined and dined by a dark, handsome man from the Middle East. After he finally returns to his homeland, you will check your email and realize you’ve just received a job offer that makes your previous job look like the joke you always suspected it was.

Virgo

(August 23rd to September 22nd)

A distant family member will start a false rumor about you that isn’t very nice at all. For a few weeks you’ll be freaking out as it seems that half of your family believes it. Then this distant family member will be arrested for precisely the sort of perverted acts he accused you of. Your family reputation will be not only be restored, it will be better than ever. Plus, you’ll have lifelong moral leverage over the family members who were foolish enough to swallow the rumors. An aunt who feels especially bad about ever doubting you will let you stay at her beach house rent-free over the summer.

Libra

(September 23rd to October 22nd)

During a routine doctor’s checkup, your family physician will notice a suspicious-looking mole on your back. He will recommend a biopsy. You will wait a week for the results, certain that you will die of skin cancer and never meet the guy of your dreams and build a family. The results will come back negative, though, and the doctor’s ultra-handsome son—the one you’ve been craving since middle school—will ask you on a date.

Scorpio

(October 23rd to November 22nd)

While walking alone back to your car after dinner with some business acquaintances, a creepy man will start walking beside you making all sorts of lewd comments. You will grip onto your keys tightly and wish you’d brought your Mace along with you. Just a few steps away from your car as you’re certain he’s going to attack you, a police vehicle will pull up, sirens blaring, and arrest a man who’s been wanted for weeks for a string of sexual assaults.

Sagittarius

(November 23rd to December 21st)

Your car will get stolen, leaving you to depend on public transportation for a week. At the end of that week, the person who stole it will get into a traffic accident and end up with a broken leg. When police begin piecing the evidence together, they will show up at the hospital and handcuff the thief to his hospital bed. Then the insurance company will overestimate your car’s worth to the point where you can not only buy another car of similar value, you will have enough left over to take that dream vacation you’ve always wanted.

Capricorn

(December 22nd to January 20th)

On a summertime camping trip with friends, you will be bitten by a wasp. The pain will be unlike anything you’ve felt before. Luckily, though, that hot guy you’ve been crushing on is an expert in herbal remedies and will grind up a poultice that slowly eases your pain. His kindness and tenderness will lead to a night of ecstasy between the two of you in his spacious tent. You will realize that both food and sex are always better in the great outdoors.

Aquarius

(January 21st to February 18th)

Your family will come together to mourn the passing of an uncle that you only met a few times but whom you always liked. He was a sweet man, devoted to his family and friends and loved by all. You will be genuinely sad at his passing. The only good thing out of it is that he left you enough money in his will to pay off all your debts…with a little left over.

Pisces

(February 19th to March 20th)

You will start getting mysterious text messages from an unknown number. They go into great detail about where you live, work, how beautiful you are, and how they want to capture you and make you their love slave. But just when you’re ready to hand all the messages over to the police, this “creepy stranger” actually turns out to be the crush you’ve been too shy to approach.

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This Is How Life Will Look Nine Months After You Lose Your Mom

                                                      By Abdelkabir bens  28th nov 2018

You’ve reached a point where you talk about your mom knowing she’s deceased. You’ve stopped counting the months and comparing that she was alive however many months ago. You talk mostly about her in the past tense and you’re able to handle it, most times.

Your bouts of crying have become fairer and fewer in between. But when those emotions overtake you, they come at you with full force and knock you down. Your grieving will not be a momentary lapse. You’ll get hit hard with it and the sadness will creep up on you like the day she passed. It still hits you like a ton of bricks.

Your father will seem happier now. He’s not as distant because he’s accepted the fact that his wife is never coming back. He’s not completely warmed by fond memories of their lives together yet because most of the time it still stings. But he will talk about her now more openly, but that also means he’ll cry just as freely.

Navigating life without her has become your new normal. You’re able to celebrate holidays with a little more excitement now, but each activity is met with an instant pang of guilt that she’s not around to share it with. You’ll be more accepting of your needs and you’ll realize that you need to take care of your mental health before you continue taking care of anyone else around you. Life will be bittersweet at this point, but it’ll have sweeter moments than you’re used to. When you experience a big life change, or good news at work, you’re not immediately saddened over the fact that you can’t share the news with her. You’ve found other outlets and other people to revel in your joy out of necessity.

You won’t feel as bad sharing your grief with those around you. You’re more open now about what you need and you don’t feel bad asking for support, or time, or a pair of ears to listen to you vent. You no longer feel like you’re burdening people with your pain, because your pain is real and you’ve stopped running as a means to hide it.

Nine months after you lose your mom, you’ll both question and feel joy over how quickly the time has passed. You’ll marvel at how strong you are – and how strong you’ve been. You’ll feel proud over what you’ve been able to overcome and you have a strong sense that your mother would be too. Nine months after your mother dies, you’ll start to begin your life over again. You’ll realize that you find less joy in shopping for others around the holidays, because no material item can bring you happiness like the friendship you shared with the one you lost. You’ll have this urge to make big changes – to travel the world, to experience something new, to write that book you always wanted or to venture into unknown territory.

Nine months after you lose your mom, you’ll have this knowledge that life is fleeting and you want to soak up as much of it as you can. You’ll want to make new memories and new experiences that don’t have your mom in them. At first you’ll feel guilty about this, but then you’ll have no choice but to accept that this is your new normal, and that there’s a part of you that wants to create something new for yourself because comparing it to the past, is just too painful. 

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10 Things You’ll Need To Do If You Want To Get Rich

                                          By Abdelkabir Bensmain,  novembre 27th 2017

This is a topic that I gave a lot of thought to when I was younger, not because I wanted to mimic the lifestyle of a rapper, but because I was always passionate about not being stuck at a job. I think doing what you love is great, but I think doing what you love on your own time, whenever you want is even better.

Financial freedom is a mindset that puts into motion a life of discipline so that you can achieve your goals.

Over the course of the past 17 years I’ve read nearly every personal finance book I could get my hands on. Of course it all started with Robert Kiyosaki’s book, If You Want To Be Rich And Happy, Don’t Go To School. This was his first book, before the Rich Dad Poor Dad book, a book that I highly recommend to all.

From the books I’ve read, mentors I’ve spoken with,  here are 10 actions that will make you rich.

One important note before I begin, there are may definitions of the word rich, to keep things simple I will be talking about getting rich financially, enough wealth to where you could go 10 years without earning a single dime and still have money left over.

1. Have a plan

You have to plan to get rich if you want to be rich. Even people who play the lottery have a plan…It might not be a very good one or even successful, but they do have a plan laid out, keep buying tickets until they win.

Having a plan is the difference between wishing you were rich and living rich before you actually become rich. I’m not talking about living lavishly, I am talking about being wise with your money.

Create more than one plan, I always had a long term plan, one where I guaranteed myself a significant amount of wealth over the course of 3 decades. My second tier plan was a way for me to get rich in 15 years; and my 3rd plan, the plan that I mainly focused on, was a 5 year plan.

You want to have fall back plans that are more conservative and guaranteed because in the beginning, creating wealth is difficult. Only after you have the knowledge, experience, and money does your wealth compound.

2. Become a compulsive saver

In my own life, this was huge; my wife and I are both relentless savers. Saving probably an average of 75% of our income over the past 3 years, prior to that we probably saved at least 25%. Not losing money you’ve earned, as well as taking the money you’ve earned and putting it to work is going to be a crucial part of your wealth building.

One of the most important values in my life is always thinking about how I will put my dollars to work. Think of each dollar as a potential employee or business, each dollar will happily work for you if you give it a job.

3. Focus on investments that cash flow

Stocks that pay dividends, rental properties, becoming a lender, or anything else you can buy that will give you passive income.

Forget about speculative or capital appreciation.

Every single time I tell people I buy houses for rental income, I always hear questions about the real estate market going down or the party being over for appreciation…I don’t care. I don’t give the value of my house a single thought. I want the income, it makes no difference to me if the house is worth $250,000 or $50,000, it doesn’t effect me. All that matters is how much money I am making from the property.

4. Buy at the right price

A great saying in the investment world is that you make money when you buy. Meaning, if the deal is structured correctly, you always walk into an investment wealthier than you were before. This goes for other things as well, including buying everyday items. Saving money because you are buying at the right price will add up to a lot over the years and decades ahead.

5. Treat debt as your archenemy

Never go into debt for a vehicle, consumer good, or product that doesn’t produce the income to service the debt. This is a powerful code to live by, because if you just live by this one rule, you will not only become financially rich, but this will open up the floodgates of freedom in your life. Do not become an indentured servant by going into debt for a piece of metal that you drive to and from work. It’s important to accept that no one cares what you drive or what brand your clothes are.

Sure, it feels great introducing your new car to friends for about the first 20 seconds, but after that no one cares; so don’t get stuck with a 2,190 day financing commitment.

6. Invest in your relationships

Mentors, clients, and your financial team. Whether it is your realtor or elderly neighbor who made a fortune in commodities 20 years ago, learn from other people and treat them with respect.

7. Educate yourself

Surround yourself with audio books, podcasts, and sign up for a few financial newsletters.

Most conventional education through a college or university is a waste of time in my opinion. Not only are these instructors not wealthy themselves, but the ones that are, are wealthy because they have sucked from the big tit of government, with these ridiculous state worker pension plans.

8. Diversification

Real diversification, meaning owning rental properties, stocks, private businesses, lending, farmland, precious metals, whole life policies, and other assets.

I hate the typical idea of diversification between mutual funds, individual stocks, bonds, REITS, and MLP’s. These are ALL tied to the stock market, so this is not diversification.

9. Live below your means

If you are under 35, this is what I call your asset accumulation phase, you should be aggressively acquiring income producing investments that will guarantee your financial freedom by the time you are 50.

To do this, you need to live below your means, this starts off by avoiding the trap of keeping up with the Joneses. Don’t get caught up in the love affair with stuff or having the same status-like items that your friends have who will remain poor until the day they die.

If you make $50,000 a year and you drive a $25,000 car, you’re an idiot. With $25,000 or the payments needed to support that car, you could be building a massive amount of wealth for the future.

10. Compound your wealth

Imagine a hockey stick laying on the ground pointing straight up. This is the effect of compounding your wealth, it takes time, and is barely noticeable in the beginning, however, after decades of re-investing your wealth, eventually your net worth will go parabolic. People who are in their 20’s who start investing today, even if for just the next 7 years, can actually become wealthier than someone who doesn’t start investing for 7 years, but then invests every year until they retire. That’s how powerful it is to start putting your money to work immediately.

The wealthy understand this, which is why a 2% dividend can one day become a 100% dividend on your original investment, if given enough time. This practice creates legacy wealth, a wealth that will be transferred to our children and your children’s children.

Albert Einstein said, “compound interest is the eighth wonder in the world…He who understands it, earns it…he who doesn’t…pays it.”

Think about that the next time you are at your bank signing up for a loan, YOU are becoming someone else’s asset. You are helping their dollars create more dollars.

If you want to be rich, then act rich. The actions of the rich are not what Hollywood portrays, it is applying the above commentary to your daily living. 

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BILL GATES – 11 l RULES YOU WILL NEVER LEARN IN SCHOOL

Some say this is a myth, Bill Gates never said that, some say its true. Why it has been attributed to Mr.Bill Gates is still a mystery. And to be honest I've have read different posts in the internet all pointing these rules to bill gates, some says it's 10, others say it's 11 and I found one post mentioned 14 rules, but the basic intention of making this post is that the points said are totally legit and inspiring especially for younger generation.

The story starts with that Bill Gates once gave a mind blowing speech at a high school explaining them the difference between real life and fictional life that most individuals of new generation fail to understand and are not taught in schools. This set of life changing rules might be one of the core lessons that make him stand out of the crowd and lead a billionaire lifestyle.
I hope you take this rules as forever life lessons and be the best and productive you can be in each day of your life.

So here are the 11 rules for a successful life which you don’t learn at schools, colleges or institutions:

Rule # 1: Life is not fair, get used to it.

When life takes away or doesn’t give you what you always wanted, don’t give up. Direct your anger or frustration towards the right way and earn the life you ever wanted in spite of the biggest obstacles that knocked you down.

Rule # 2: The world doen't care about yourself esteem. The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself!

There is no need to show off what you are going to be in the future, don’t fall in the trap. The most important thing about your dream is that you need to protect it till you turn it into a reality. When you have achieved enough don’t forget to give back, that where the world wants to appreciate you.

Rule # 3: You will not make $60,000 a year right out of high school. You won't be vice-president with a car phone until you earn both.

Grow slow! Be big! You can’t be each and everything you ever wanted or want to become overnight. It takes time. Work on yourself and your goal rather than finding shortcuts to achieve everything. You will surely become what you dream for, what you have to do is work on getting better at digesting your success.

Rule # 4: If you think your teacher is tough, Wait until you get a boss.

Be patient and learn to tolerate your teachers’ or your elder’ scolding on your mistakes. You don’t get people to correct you when you are working, they need the best results anyhow and if you are not able produce the results as quickly and perfectly as possible, you get fired. Take time to correct your mistakes when you still have that time and opportunity.

Rule # 5: Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignity. Your grandparents had a different word for burger flipping: They called it OPPORTUNITY.

There is no secret to luck, its all about how good you are in grabbing the opportunities coming your way and make the most out of them for your life. No work is small if you do it in a great way. How about you worry about being the best and achieve your goal rather than worrying about your dignity? Success only comes to those who are willing to get their hands dirty.

Rule # 6: If you mess up, it's not your parents' fault, so don't whine about your mistakes, learn from them.

Note down each and every mistake and work out on correcting them. Stop throwing stones on others. You only get better when you face your weaknesses and mistakes. Never be dependent on your parents or any other person for correcting your own mistakes.

Rule # 7: Before you were born, your parents weren't as boring as they are now. They got that way from paying your bills, cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you are. So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents' generation, try "delousing" the closet in your own room.

So if you think your parents are boring and not that good with you, you know the reason now. The biggest thing you can ever do as a daughter/son is learn to be self served and independent. Start learning to take responsibility about your little things. Stop messing up yourself and your life. Be conscious and loyal about your own good or bad actions you take everyday.

Rule # 8: Your school may have done away with winners and losers, but life has not. In some schools they have abolished failing grades; they'll give you as many times as you want to get the right answer. This doesn't bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life.

When you are out in the real world where your fate or survival is in your own hands, you don’t always get second chances. Its do or do not there is no try kind of life you are leading. Be so sure and strongly confident about your choices that you don’t have to regret. Live each and every moment as if you are gonna die next day. Build firm foundations for your life, make your own way through this world.

Rule # 9: When you are out in the real world where your fate or survival is in your own hands, you don’t always get second chances. Its do or do not there is no try kind of life you are leading. Be so sure and strongly confident about your choices that you don’t have to regret. Live each and every moment as if you are gonna die next day. Build firm foundations for your life, make your own way through this world.

Always have a sense of productiveness and pace in your work and actions you take everyday to be successful. Don’t wait for anything just go for it and you shall become the one you see in your vision. Be proactive and take more actions, think less and wait less. Life is not gonna give you a vacation from respiration and growth, keep track of your life and be there on time for each and every moment.

Rule # 10: Television is NOT real life. In real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs.

Be realistic about everything. You simply want to enjoy discussing about things you think are impossible while someone else is working on them out there and making everything possible for the world. Stay away from your Television, if locks you in the prison of deceptions. Entertainment is important but not compulsory. Living a better life is compulsory. Think from your own brain and stop falling in the trap of going with the flow for everything and anything.

Rule # 11: Be nice to nerds. Chances are you'll end up working for one.

The biggest failure is pleasing people you don’t like for getting things you don’t need. Be yourself, be self driven for undertaking each and every endeavors of your life. Stop contaminating your positive spirit by spending your precious time with negative ones. Always spend time with people who need you and the people from whom you can learn something better, it takes you nearer to your aims and goals.

I hope you enjoyed and learned the life transforming lessons from Mr. Bill Gates (or may be not). Share it with your friends and do let me know about your thoughts, opinions, feedbacks or suggestions in comments.

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