What are the important lessons you learnt in life?
Get ready for a heartbreak while giving a second chance to someone. Most people never change. They just pretend.Silence is the best answer to someone who doesn't value your words.You can master relationships only if you are able to differentiate between who is “praying” for you and who is “playing” with you.You must go with the choice that scares you the most because it's the one that's going to help you grow.The meaning of your life is to find your gift. The purpose of your life is to give it away.There are three types of people who you should always remember in your life:Who helped you in difficult situations.Who left you in difficult situations.Who put you in difficult situations.It's the age of 16–26 when you meet a lot of temporary people.Never express too much affection, or care to anyone because it's a human tendency to underestimate anything that is free of cost.A person's true colour is revealed only when you are no longer beneficial to their life.The most precious gift you can give someone is the gift of your time and attention.Honest feelings and bad timing make the most painful combination.People who repeatedly attack your confidence and self-esteem are quite aware of your potential, even if you are not.If you break someone's heart and they still talk to you with the same excitement and respect, they truly love you.Some people learn to appreciate you only after losing you.Sometimes the love of your life comes after a big mistake of your life.Cheating is a choice, not a mistake. Loyalty is a responsibility, not a choice.Thank you for reading.
What are some important life lessons?
The most important lesson for me was the realization that I was the one who was making up all of my own problems. This realization changed everything.
What do you feel is the most important lesson or truth to pass on to your child?
One lesson, but the wording depends on the gender of the child, actually.If a girl: No man (or woman either) owns you unless you sell yourself. Don’t.If a boy: No woman (or man either) owns you unless you sell yourself. Don’t.Love is a two-way street, and that makes it mutual or nonexistent… but even more, love isn’t about power or possession: it’s about wanting the best for the loved one, and doing all you can to learn what *is* best for him/her so you can do what you can to make it.That’s what a good parent does for a child, and it’s what a good spouse does for their chosen partner… and nothing short of it qualifies fully as “love”.LOVE your child.
What are the most important lessons you've learned along your career and life journey?
I have about 10 life lessons that I’ve embraced on my career and life journey, and they are:Know what you stand for—and what you don’t. It gives you clarity. I stand for persistence, hard work, and never taking shorcuts.Don’t rest on your laurels. Instead, always strive for something outside of your comfort zone.Believe in the power of failure. It’s the best way to learn. Just remember to learn from your mistakes, and not to repeat the same ones.Trust your inner compass, even when the naysayers do not.Take the risk that takes you somewhere new. I changed my career at age 30 and started over. It took me to where I am today.Look back—but only to see how far you’ve come. You won’t see your next step if you’re constantly retracing your last one.Don’t be afraid to do the unexpected. That nervousness you feel means you’re growing.Remain humble—but let ‘em know. It’s great to give credit more than you take credit, but when it’s your turn to own it, do that.Never stop learning, because it gives you courage. The more knowledgeable you are, the more comfortable you feel.A winner never quits—a quitter never wins.