Author: Manhardeep Singh
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1. Determine precisely what your goals are. What have you always hoped you could do, but have never had the time or money? What would you do if money and time were plentiful? What do you want to accomplish in the next five years? What do you wish you had done in the last five…
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Many of us wish for more happiness. We want to lead happier, more fulfilling, lives, but the sad truth is that so many of us that wish for more happiness spend much more time tending the happiness of others than we do tending to our own happiness.
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Have you ever heard someone say an elephant never forgets? Maybe someone you know was compared to an elephant in a similar way, as in having the memory of an elephant. The mind of an animal can be substantially large in its learning capacity, using memory to perform amazingly in many ways. The mind can…
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This article summarizes much of what I’ve learned thus far on my journey to self-discovery and positive growth. Along the way, through many of life’s ups and downs, with the help of many awesome teachers and mentors, I now most often live in a state of happiness and contentment. I still have lots to learn…
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One of the most difficult parts of goal achievement is simply getting started. It’s easy enough to dream and plan, but many people get stuck in this phase indefinitely and avoid taking action. Planning and dreaming might make you feel like you’re doing something about your goals, but if you never actually take a step…
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Fiverr’s #1 Handwriting Analyst Put your handwriting and signature to the test. If I am not mistaken, you’re the kind of person who would like to know your hidden strengths and latent talents. Use the time-tested science of Handwriting Analysis (a.k.a. Graphology) to know about your personality traits. 5 reasons you should get your handwriting…
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21 life changing questions everyone should ask!
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Having infinite new combinations or ideas is, without debate, one of the most valuable tools a person can possess in their business.
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To many people, success is a “fairytale” and as elusive as a Yeti. In reality, success is just around the corner, and sometimes already exists, as hidden treasure.
Manhardeep Singh 