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Should We Give Access to People to Hurt Us? Love is a powerful emotion that can bring great joy and happiness. It can also be a source of pain and heartbreak. When we love someone, we open ourselves up to the possibility of being hurt. This is because love makes us vulnerable. We are willing to put our heart and soul on the line, even though we know that there is a risk of getting hurt. So, should we give access to people to hurt us? The answer is not always clear-cut. On the one hand, love is a risk worth taking. It can lead to deep and meaningful relationships that enrich our lives. On the other hand, we need to be aware of the potential for pain. If we are not careful, love can leave us feeling vulnerable and heartbroken. Ultimately, the decision of whether or not to give access to people to hurt you is a personal one. There is no right or wrong answer. However, it is important to weigh the risks and benefits carefully before making a decision. Here are some things to consider: What...

My Story Story of a graphic designer and video editor who learned by doing: I've always been a visual learner. I learn best by seeing things and then trying to recreate them myself. This is how I've learned most of my skills, both in my personal and professional life. When I was learning to design graphics, I didn't just read a book or take a course. I started by looking at other people's designs and trying to figure out how they were made. I would then try to recreate those designs myself. I made mistakes, but I learned from them. And eventually, I became a better designer. The same is true for video editing. I didn't just watch tutorials or read articles. I started by editing small videos that challenged me. I made mistakes, but I learned from them. And eventually, I became a better editor. I believe that the best way to learn any skill is by doing. You need to force yourself to perform. You need to put yourself in situations where you have to use your skills. And...

Why did I write this blog? Overthinking is a common problem that can have a negative impact on our mental and emotional health. It can lead to stress, anxiety, and worry. If you're a 20-year-old who is struggling with overthinking, there are things you can do to manage it. I was also facing this issue so sharing my personal techniques to solve this problem. What is overthinking? Overthinking is when you think about something too much, to the point where it becomes counterproductive. It can be a symptom of anxiety or other mental health conditions, but it can also be a habit that people develop over time and this thing just wastes time. Why do we overthink? There are many reasons why we overthink. Some of the most common reasons include: Anxiety: Overthinking is often a symptom of anxiety. When we're anxious, our brains are constantly scanning for threats, and this can lead to us ruminating on negative thoughts and worrying about the future. Perfectionism: Perfectionists are of...

Why Delegation is Important for Entrepreneurs As an entrepreneur, you wear many hats. You're the CEO, the marketer, the salesperson, the customer service representative, and more. It can be tempting to try to do everything yourself, but that's a recipe for burnout. That's where delegation comes in. Delegation is the process of assigning tasks to others so that you can focus on the most important things. It's a valuable skill for any entrepreneur, but it can be especially helpful if you're feeling overwhelmed. The Benefits of Delegation There are many benefits to delegation. Here are just a few: Frees up your time. When you delegate tasks, you free up your time so that you can focus on the most important things. This means you can spend more time on strategic planning, networking, and other activities that will help your business grow. Builds trust and rapport with your team. When you delegate tasks, you're showing your team members that you trust them. This can ...

  Introduction to Emotions and Indriyaan Emotions and indriyaan are two of the most powerful forces in the human experience. Emotions can drive us to great heights, while indriyaan can help us to achieve our goals. In this blog post, we will explore the relationship between emotions and indriyaan. We will see how these two forces can work together to help us to become our best selves. Topic: Emotions and Indriyaan The Power of Emotions Our emotions are powerful motivators. They can drive us to take action, to achieve our goals, and to connect with others. However, emotions can also be destructive. They can lead us to make impulsive decisions, to act in ways that are harmful to ourselves or others, and to withdraw from the world. The key to controlling our emotions is to understand them. We need to know what triggers our emotions, and we need to know how to manage them in a healthy way. Indriyaan Indriyaan are the five senses: sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch. They allow us t...

Introduction Life is a continuous journey of growth and self-discovery. Along the way, we encounter various experiences that shape us into the individuals we are today. In this blog post, we will explore five essential life lessons that can guide us on our path to personal and professional fulfillment. These lessons can be remembered with the acronym PPFSE, representing the concepts of Past, Present, Future, Successor, and Energy. Let's delve into each lesson and discover its significance in our lives. Past: Learn, Grow, and Move Forward Our past is a treasure trove of experiences, both positive and negative. However, dwelling on past mistakes or regrets can hinder our personal growth. Instead, we should view the past as a source of valuable lessons. Remember the past not to torment yourself with regrets, but to inspire yourself and others. Learn from your mistakes, make peace with them, and focus on the present moment. By doing so, you can embrace the opportunity to improve and av...

MY CREDIT CARD STORY I wanted a credit card for a long time to build my credit score. But I was unable to get one as my age was 19 and I did not have anyone in my family who had a credit card so, I thought maybe a small FD-backed credit card won't hurt I can easily get it by just investing 5,500rs. FD with interest whatever the bank is giving and a credit limit of 90% or 110% percent of the invested amount. I got a credit card from a bank in which I had my savings account which was active since I was 18 y/o, so they offered me an entry-level credit card based on my account's transactions. I was using the credit card for paying normal bills such as electricity, phone, house tax, etc. It wasn't even a month and I GOT A FRAUD CALL. I got a fraud call from Delhi by a personal number because it was not some company-allotted number that I can see, She asked me if I want to increase my credit card limit for free at no extra charges. I said ok, then she said, "I will be needin...