Principles Of My Life

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 Here are some principles of my life

  • I always believed in the fact that nothing comes easy in life. Nothing. Hard work is a must to achieve something in life. And if it's not so, it's not worth it.
  • I don't make assumptions. There was a time when I used to, but not anymore. Life experiences taught me so. It's been a hard process, but judging never helps .
  • I love failures. I love failing at things. I have reached a stage in life where I feel awkward if I wouldn't fail at least once. It helps me keep grounded. It makes me feel good to know that I have room for improvement. I hate the phase where in, I feel I have nothing more to achieve
  • I am hell optimistic. I eat, breathe and sleep with optimistic thoughts . I have developed this habit to look into good aspects of every aspect in life. No matter how worse the situation might seem at first.
  • I always try to keep my cool and stay composed. It's the most difficult thing am learning to develop. At times, you try to get into frenzy mode, but then you try to restrict.
  • I don't chase people. If they are not interested in keeping touch with you , cool ! Be happy for them and move along.
  • I forgive people for their mistakes but I don't forget the lessons learnt from it.
  • Health is a top priority for me and I wouldn't preach something which I don't follow upon.
  • Arrogance and egoism is a deal breaker for me. I kindly avoid such people from my life. They are toxic to me.
  • I fall for hardwork and humility in a person. As I always say, it's something I can't resist falling for.
  • I hate complaining about life issues . It frustrates to get stuck at times, in life but I never go into “why me” mode. I try my best to work out of it. No matter how bad the situation may seem.
  • I respect people who aspire and dream big Ambitious. Being ambitious is the first sign of being successful.
  • No back-stabbing . I hate it.
  • Respecting people's emotions. Am more of a passive listener than a active speaker. I believe every person wishes to be heard and if it helps them out, I would be glad.
  • Never forget the way up. Never forgetting the way you have come up so far. Gratitude to all those people who have been part of your journey.
  • Never care for how people judge you. People would always judge. It's upto to you if you would wish to be affected by it. Live life in your terms and conditions

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