@Toyota_India@poojaofficial5 Good truth-finding process initiated - under no circumstances it should've happened is another thing.
Given how things work in our country, Toyota should've been v. careful/smart in selecting dealers - space/cash essential but integrity fundamental.
Toyota erred on that count.
Your life is boring because it doesn't have side quests.
You wake up, work, scroll the screen, sleep. Repeat. No risk, no story, nothing to tell anyone.
Here are 34 side quests to complete before October. Pick five. Do them for real.
Biscuits can be worse than chocolates.
Most of us have chocolate only 1-2 times per week, but we have 2 biscuits in the morning and 2 biscuits in the evening. 4 biscuits per day = 28 biscuits per week!
In fact, sugar biscuits like Bourbon and Jim-jam have more added sugar than chocolates like Kit-Kat and Munch!
We should not focus on what we do 1-2 times per week, but instead focus on what we do every day.
Label Padhega India, Tabhi toh Sahi Chunega India.
Let’s Make India Healthy Again! 🇮🇳
@TopDriverIndia True all, and reiterates your point about driver education.
Many "think" they:
1. are good drivers - they are not.
2. know night driving - they do not.
3. understand optimum speed - they do not.
Multiple factors, but looking at mess of vehicle, inexperience + huge overspeed.
“Let your life reflect the faith you have in God. Fear nothing and pray about everything. Be strong, trust God's word, and trust the process.”
― Germany Kent
@CptoneP Documentation, paraphernalia part of today's world.
But a genuine soul - not a fraud - guru in true sense.
Ample proof: his discourses, meetings, total +ve impact, acceptance across cultures, incorruptibility (RSS tried co-option, failed).
p.s.
A bit of discernment always helps.
Your brain rewires itself around whatever you tell it most.
Every time you call yourself stupid, weak, or a failure, you’re not just venting. You’re handing your brain a blueprint and it builds accordingly.
Here’s the shift: talk to yourself the way you’d talk to someone you love. Same tone. Same patience. Same grace. That’s not soft. That’s how you build a healthier brain, one thought at a time.
¿Se puede programar la realidad escribiendo lo que quieres 15 veces al día?
Scott Adams, el creador de Dilbert, es escéptico total. Y aun así lleva 30 años haciéndolo, porque le funcionó.
7 claves para que te funcione:
1. Escribe tu objetivo 15 veces al día.
wondering why you keep repeating the exact same choices every day?
it's not because you lack willpower, it's because your brain hardens around old chemistry.
dr. joe dispenza explains that by age 35, 95% of your identity becomes an automated loop of memorized habits, emotional reactions, and predictable thoughts.
the secret to reprogramming your biology as an adult? force your body to feel the future before it happens.
if you stay trapped in familiar routines, your subconscious locks into default mode. break the emotional loop daily, and your neural wiring stays open.
more on this can be found in the article below.
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This sentence by Dostoyevsky never fails to hit hard:
“You sensed that you should be following a different path, a more ambitious one, you felt that you were destined for other things but you had no idea how to achieve them and in your misery you began to hate everything around you.”
En Suiza, las familias de dinero antiguo enseñan a sus hijos un ritual extraño con dinero en efectivo.
Los psicólogos dicen que rompe la mentalidad de pobreza en tres meses: