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11 ways to go broke: 🤕 1. Not having insurance. 2. Taking on too much debt. 3. Impulsive spending habits. 4. Not setting financial goals. 5. Marrying the wrong person. 6. Having no emergency fund. 7. Spending more than you earn. 8. Leasing n

6 lessons from "Believe in Yourself" by Joseph Murphy 1. Power of Thought: Your thoughts shape your reality. Positive thinking can lead to positive outcomes, while negative thinking can bring negative results. 2. Self-Confidence: Believing in your

Unemployment rate in India - From 2008 to 2024 I’ve observed that a significant number of young people today are caught up in distractions like endlessly scrolling reels, consuming explicit content, playing video games, and wasting time on meaningle

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How to Form Good Habits and Ditch the Bad Ones (LearnLink Post 1) 1) Be Aware: Record all habits for self-reflection. 2) Spot Negative Patterns: Eliminate harmful habits, one each week. 3) Instill Positive Habits: Follow the 'I will do (habit) at (t

As you get healthier, you may need to leave unhealthy relationships behind. When I started prioritizing my health, both mentally and physically, I encountered this truth firsthand. Here’s what I learned: 1. It’s okay to outgrow certain people. Rel

🔥 If You Think Success Will Come Without Habit, You're Wrong. Listen up. If you're serious about growth and hitting your goals, habits are everything. You’re not going to get anywhere by waiting for motivation to magically appear. Motivation is fl

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From Janitor to millionaire The Inspiring Story of Ronald James Ronald James, a janitor, left behind $8 million at his death. How did he do it? Simple habits: saving consistently, living below his means, and letting compound interest work its magic.

You think everyone's watching you, right? Newsflash: They’re not. Most people are too caught up in their own stories, their own challenges, and their own failures. If you’re worried about what others think, you’re wasting your time. Instead,