Supritha S

While most people get demotivated and off–track after a bad performance, a bad workout, or simply a bad day at work, top performers settle right back into their pattern the next day.

Third, it makes solutions seem relatively straightforward: stop the bad people, or get rid of them.

But we know human moods can fluctuate independent of our circumstances. We’ve all experienced it: your life can seem bright in the morning and bleak that same evening, even if nothing objective has changed.

Researchers have a fancy term for this process called “automaticity.” Automaticity is the ability to perform a behavior without thinking about each step, which allows the pattern to become automatic and habitual.

We don’t, and it’s probably because we think we already know how to find happiness, which usually involves acquiring something we don’t have. More money, better security, more affection. In other words, we think happiness is created by making some kind of change in the material world. Putting something into our possession, eliminating a threat, sei... See more

Everything we hear is an opinion, not a fact. Everything we see is a perspective, not the truth.

All of us are on borrowed time. There are no refunds and there are no guarantees.At some point, the only time you’ll have to worry about is the time you’ve wasted.