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Saksham Arora doda

DREAM BIG, BECAUSE D... • 6m

so currently I watched salman khan podcast.the only podcast on social media of salman khan that give so knowledge like his whole life lesson.he tells discipline is a most painfull thing because it's so boring and ask to repeat thinks again and again no matter what if you get fail in something do again if again fail do again because discipline is only thing that make you successfull in world no matter how tired are you and no matter what your SUCCSES is interlinked with your discipline.and more think he said topmost priority of any person is work,family,friends.always push yourself by telling you get everything from God then why you not work hard🙏.

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