A Day Full Of Wisdom
Things I Learned On September 24, 2016:-
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You May Become Sarcastic At Times, But Still You
Must Inspire People To Achieve More.
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The Moment You Are Taught About The New
Perspective, You Start Thinking Differently.
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Speak Only When Required.
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A Good Speaker Must Must Have A Proper Sense Of
Humor.
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Be Industry Ready.
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Before Asking A Question From Anybody, Do Your
Home Work First.
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You Must Improve Yourself And Your Life With The
Changing Environment.
Thanks To Varinder Sir For The Above Lessons.
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You Lack Confidence In The Things That You Have
Never Tried Before. (Lesson Credits: Rohit Vij Sir.)
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It Is Quite Easy To Misjudge Anybody, However,
Awareness Occurs Only When You Actually Ask People About Themselves. (Crush)
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Ignorance Takes You To The Path Of Making
Mistakes. (Birthday Wishes With A Wrong Name.)
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The Moment You Begin Thinking Too Much, You
Start Losing So Much. (Sitting Together Vs. Upgrad.)
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Once You Commit A Crime, There Is No Way To
Repent It But One I.E. Not To Repeat It Again. (Lesson Credits: Parminder Sir.)
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Thanks To Guneetpaul Singh Sir For The Following Lessons:
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Before Teaching People, Bring Them To Your Own
Level Of Understanding.
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Don't Waste Your Energy In Being Angry.
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Smile While You Work. (Rush Hour Video Shown In
Guneet Sir's Lecture.)
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The Calmness Is The Choice And You Are Free To
Choose It.
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No Matter What You Do, Make Sure That People
Don't Remember You For A Wrong Reason.
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If You Can Trace A Problem, You Can Solve It.
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You Always Have Two Choices; Manage The
Situation Or Be Angry. It's You Who Must Choose.
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Anger May Enter In Your Mind At Times, But You
Can Definitely Throw It Out Of Your Mind. (Lesson Credits: Guneetpaul Sir's
Experience At Highway)
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"Higher You Reach, The Better You Should
Become.", Guneetpaul Singh Sir
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Don't Waste Your Words On A Person Who Is Not In
A Position To Listen Or Understand You.
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Anger Is An Emotion. It Doesn't Consider Right
Or Wrong.
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No Matter The Situation, Never Let Your Emotions
Overpower Your Intelligence. (A Quote That Ended The Guest Lecture.)
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