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Move in Silence & Give Respect Where It’s Due I've learned two important lessons: 1. Not everyone needs to know your next move. Sometimes, sharing your plans too soon kills them. Let your results speak instead. 2. Respect is a two-way street. If

The quickest way to become invisible is to become mediocre. The quickest way to lose influence is to not use it. The quickest way to not be heard is to not speak. Don’t become the average. Build your voice.

What to do in this situation? 1.If you want to build a good relationship with customer and employees or team members they don’t give value,they don’t pay respect and they will never listen 2. And even if you maintain your personality don’t become wit

In this era Indian money annual inflation rate is almost 6% . In this situation according to u what is the best way to invest your money or in which field? Ans sensitively.

Respect is earned, not given. But how do you actually *earn* it? Here are 8 practical ways to get people to respect you more: 1. Show up for others: → Be there when people need you. → Small acts of kindness build big trust. 2. Listen, really list

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I’m currently working on an eBook specially crafted for children — filled with fun, imagination, and meaningful lessons. So far, I’ve written 4-5 short stories in Bengali, and more are on the way! What makes this journey even more interesting is tha

"We're building an athleisure clothing brand and looking for a passionate individual to join our team as a technical partner. Qualifications doesn't matter—what counts is your creativity and drive. Just willing to learn quickly as possible and able

Have you ever felt like moving to a Big city is the only solution to succeed?? I sure did…. I moved to Delhi to start my career in Marketing, thinking that metro cities was the only way to find opportunities in my marketing career. But then, I