Lifewisdom Geschichten

I mean it. This is something you have to take it seriously. Your mindset is either going to make or break you. There is no in between. All you have to do is choose. Choose now. Do you know why I keep preaching about mindset? Let's go it's story time. Backtracking to a couple of years after my brother's passing "life" really took toll on me. That's what I "thought" at that very moment. You see? I mentioned "life" but today I would entirely rephrase it to this: Backtracking to a couple of years after my brother's passing my "mind" really took a toll on me. Now can you see the difference? If only I knew the magic of mindset, this is what I would tell to my younger self:

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these are just thoughts that have been lingering in my brain written down.

Life is indeed hard, but why do people keep living? What makes them keep believing and still going? Is it because committing suicide is a sin and you are afraid of going to hell, or you have something that stops you from giving up?

This is going to be one of my MOST important writing on Medium . Here's why: They said wisdom only comes with age. Can't be true anymore. If only I could rewind time, this is what I would say to my younger self: Choose your friends wisely. Your circle is a direct representation of your future. Your friends directly influence every area of your life consciously and unconsciously as well. Place yourself in the right environment. If you want to thrive and if you want to grow into the best version of your life. Look around you right now, is the environment making or breaking you? If you're still in your school or university realm, please join communication clubs such as Toastmasters or etc. I know there are tons of organizations out there with specialized niche but here's what I am about to say: "If you know how to present yourself through the way you speak, you are about to win BIG in life. Really big." Take care of yourself. Put yourself first. Look after your overall being. If you brush and polish yourself daily, trust me one day you're going to be the brightest star in the sky. Invest in personal development from the very young. "The greatest and safest investment in this entire Universe is always going to be you. Invest in yourself and you shall receive the highest return ever." If you can apply these 3 key wisdoms into your life trust me you are about to bypass or even reach to your destination within the shortest run. Comment on what's one advise you would give to your younger self? Yours, Asrajjit Kaur