Don’t let others pull you down. Take control of your time—especially by limiting distractions like social media.
If you don’t manage your own thoughts and actions, others will try to influence and control you. (2/2)
Be someone who keeps learning throughout life.
Don’t settle for less or give in to discouragement. Keep improving—learn new skills, explore topics, work on your communication, negotiation, mindfulness, and creativity. (1/2)
This post is for Indian parents. And for future Indian parents. Stop building houses for your son and daughter. You are solving the wrong problem.
Stop spending your entire life savings building a ‘family home’ thinking your children will return and live there one day. It sounds emotional. But the reality is very different.
I realized this when I recently visited my Nana ji’s house.
That house was built with decades of savings. A lot of sacrifices. The intention was simple - Build a home for the next generation. Just like most Indian families do.
They studied well. Built careers. Moved to bigger cities. One even moved to the US. Life upgraded for them. Opportunities pulled them elsewhere. And slowly the house that once held dreams now sits quietly with no one to light a lamp in the evening.
Locked. Almost abandoned.
Indian parents are solving the wrong problem. You want your son and daughter to grow, earn more, live bigger. But at the same time you expect them to live in the same house you built 30 years ago.
That expectation is a contradiction.
If your son or daughter earns 10x more than you, their lifestyle will also change. Their city may change. Their home will change. Their world will change.
They are not going to live in the same house.
Every 15-20 years homes become outdated and people move to new spaces that fit their life.
So the house built with your entire life savings becomes irrelevant.
Invest in their education. Invest in their freedom. Keep your money liquid. Use it to improve your own life.
But please stop sacrificing your entire life to build a house for them.
@readswithravi Krishna declared this over 5000 years ago in the Bhagavad Gita:“What are you afraid of losing, when nothing in this world actually belongs to you?
Rise above the illusion of possession. The eternal Self remains untouched.Let go of what was never yours. Live boldly, fearlessly.
My relative has been a victim of a digital scam. Approx ₹1 lakh was paid for a fake customs charge. Please help block and recover the transaction.
Called on 1930 and All transaction details sent on WhatsApp also, still no ref. Id provided. @DCCyberKP@Cyberdost
Bihar is more beautiful than people think.
From the ancient Maa Mundeshwari Temple to the majestic Rohtasgarh Fort, serene Karamchat Dam, and the stunning Kaimur hills — every corner is history, heritage & hidden beauty. (1/n) https://t.co/4fszMqiAcl
Just reached Patna Junction and couldn’t help but feel proud! 🙏
Even during #ChhathPuja, railway staff are working late hours to keep the station clean, safe, and welcoming for all travelers. 🌅🚆
#IndianRailways@RailwaySeva@RailMinIndia@ECRlyHJP