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Happy New Year and New Year Resolutions 2019

edited December 2018 in Miscellaneous
Amid all the gloom over the past few days because of the main exam results, let us welcome the new year with a greater commitment to our goals.

I used to be fairly disappointed with most of my New Year “resolutions”, when in college.

“I will score a GPA of 9 this year”; “I will play in a band”; “I will score 15 goals in this year’s tournament” - the list is endless.

In recent years, I realised I was getting disappointed because I was entirely output oriented. I was only focusing on the end result, and when I would feel pressurised and not see the end result happening - I would give up. It’s so difficult to achieve a gigantic annual goal, and a lot of things could go wrong.

The mind is a funny thing, and that also allows you to take it to your advantage, which I did. Instead of being output oriented, I became input oriented. Instead of being focused on nouns (Rank below 100) I became focused on verbs (write every weekend).

“I will study for 10 hours everyday”; “I will play the guitar twice a week”; “I will wake up every morning and run”; “I will write tests every weekend” - the change was dramatic.

How do you become a better person? Identify your areas of improvement, identify the end outcome and convert it to actions that you can do regularly.

You will definitely become a better person, and that’s what life is about. Here's wishing everyone a great end of year, and a fantastic 2019.

Let us know what are your new year resolutions.
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  • New Year Resolutions .. जान के क्या उखाड़ लोगे .. :trollface:
  • edited December 2018
    New Year Resolutions .. जान के क्या उखाड़ लोगे .. :trollface:
    Mujhe nahi pata tha ki jaanne ke baad ukhaadna next step hota hai. :trollface:
  • drink more coffee and increase my efficiency
    jai hind
  • edited December 2018
    New Year Resolutions .. जान के क्या उखाड़ लोगे .. :trollface:
    Mujhe nahi pata tha ki jaanne ke baad ukhaadna next step hota hai. :trollface:
    कैंची की तरह चलती है जुबान तुम्हारी .. इसीलिए वहां नहीं देता .. :trollface:
  • Latvia ghumne jaunga :trollface:
  • Amid all the gloom over the past few days because of the main exam results, let us welcome the new year with a greater commitment to our goals.

    I used to be fairly disappointed with most of my New Year “resolutions”, when in college.

    “I will score a GPA of 9 this year”; “I will play in a band”; “I will score 15 goals in this year’s tournament” - the list is endless.

    In recent years, I realised I was getting disappointed because I was entirely output oriented. I was only focusing on the end result, and when I would feel pressurised and not see the end result happening - I would give up. It’s so difficult to achieve a gigantic annual goal, and a lot of things could go wrong.

    The mind is a funny thing, and that also allows you to take it to your advantage, which I did. Instead of being output oriented, I became input oriented. Instead of being focused on nouns (Rank below 100) I became focused on verbs (write every weekend).

    “I will study for 10 hours everyday”; “I will play the guitar twice a week”; “I will wake up every morning and run”; “I will write tests every weekend” - the change was dramatic.

    How do you become a better person? Identify your areas of improvement, identify the end outcome and convert it to actions that you can do regularly.

    You will definitely become a better person, and that’s what life is about. Here's wishing everyone a great end of year, and a fantastic 2019.

    Let us know what are your new year resolutions.
    Same write-up LinkedIn pe padha Maine...
    #right to copy
  • Amid all the gloom over the past few days because of the main exam results, let us welcome the new year with a greater commitment to our goals.

    I used to be fairly disappointed with most of my New Year “resolutions”, when in college.

    “I will score a GPA of 9 this year”; “I will play in a band”; “I will score 15 goals in this year’s tournament” - the list is endless.

    In recent years, I realised I was getting disappointed because I was entirely output oriented. I was only focusing on the end result, and when I would feel pressurised and not see the end result happening - I would give up. It’s so difficult to achieve a gigantic annual goal, and a lot of things could go wrong.

    The mind is a funny thing, and that also allows you to take it to your advantage, which I did. Instead of being output oriented, I became input oriented. Instead of being focused on nouns (Rank below 100) I became focused on verbs (write every weekend).

    “I will study for 10 hours everyday”; “I will play the guitar twice a week”; “I will wake up every morning and run”; “I will write tests every weekend” - the change was dramatic.

    How do you become a better person? Identify your areas of improvement, identify the end outcome and convert it to actions that you can do regularly.

    You will definitely become a better person, and that’s what life is about. Here's wishing everyone a great end of year, and a fantastic 2019.

    Let us know what are your new year resolutions.
    Same write-up LinkedIn pe padha Maine...
    #right to copy
    देश बड़ा रंगरेज़ ये बाबू ।।
  • Quora pe bhi.
    Amid all the gloom over the past few days because of the main exam results, let us welcome the new year with a greater commitment to our goals.

    I used to be fairly disappointed with most of my New Year “resolutions”, when in college.

    “I will score a GPA of 9 this year”; “I will play in a band”; “I will score 15 goals in this year’s tournament” - the list is endless.

    In recent years, I realised I was getting disappointed because I was entirely output oriented. I was only focusing on the end result, and when I would feel pressurised and not see the end result happening - I would give up. It’s so difficult to achieve a gigantic annual goal, and a lot of things could go wrong.

    The mind is a funny thing, and that also allows you to take it to your advantage, which I did. Instead of being output oriented, I became input oriented. Instead of being focused on nouns (Rank below 100) I became focused on verbs (write every weekend).

    “I will study for 10 hours everyday”; “I will play the guitar twice a week”; “I will wake up every morning and run”; “I will write tests every weekend” - the change was dramatic.

    How do you become a better person? Identify your areas of improvement, identify the end outcome and convert it to actions that you can do regularly.

    You will definitely become a better person, and that’s what life is about. Here's wishing everyone a great end of year, and a fantastic 2019.

    Let us know what are your new year resolutions.
    Same write-up LinkedIn pe padha Maine...
    #right to copy
  • Quora pe bhi.
    Amid all the gloom over the past few days because of the main exam results, let us welcome the new year with a greater commitment to our goals.

    I used to be fairly disappointed with most of my New Year “resolutions”, when in college.

    “I will score a GPA of 9 this year”; “I will play in a band”; “I will score 15 goals in this year’s tournament” - the list is endless.

    In recent years, I realised I was getting disappointed because I was entirely output oriented. I was only focusing on the end result, and when I would feel pressurised and not see the end result happening - I would give up. It’s so difficult to achieve a gigantic annual goal, and a lot of things could go wrong.

    The mind is a funny thing, and that also allows you to take it to your advantage, which I did. Instead of being output oriented, I became input oriented. Instead of being focused on nouns (Rank below 100) I became focused on verbs (write every weekend).

    “I will study for 10 hours everyday”; “I will play the guitar twice a week”; “I will wake up every morning and run”; “I will write tests every weekend” - the change was dramatic.

    How do you become a better person? Identify your areas of improvement, identify the end outcome and convert it to actions that you can do regularly.

    You will definitely become a better person, and that’s what life is about. Here's wishing everyone a great end of year, and a fantastic 2019.

    Let us know what are your new year resolutions.
    Same write-up LinkedIn pe padha Maine...
    #right to copy
    MATLAB linked in wale ne bhi copy Kia hoga..
    Ctrl C Ctrl V se chal rahi duniya
  • edited December 2018
    Aviral Bhatnagars answer on quora.
    Question was how to improve one self?
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