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Bettmann/Contributor/Getty Images Hi reader, Today I telling story which I read on online and it's happened really. Ted Bundy referred to himself as "the coldest-hearted son of a bitch you'll ever meet." That assertion is undoubtedly supported by his actions. Believe it or not  Police in the Pacific Northwest were in a frenzy throughout the spring and summer of 1974. Women were missing at an alarming pace at campuses across Washington and Oregon, and law enforcement had few clues as to who was responsible. Six women have been taken in six months. Panic erupted in the neighbourhood when Janice Ann Ott and Denise Marie Naslund vanished in broad daylight from a busy beach at Lake Sammamish State Park. However, the most daring of the abductions resulted in the case's first genuine break. Several additional ladies recounted being contacted by a guy who attempted and failed to attract them to his car on the day Ott and Naslund vanished. They informed the authorities abo

Hi Reader I've made a lot of mistakes in my life. I'm not proud of them all, but I know that making mistakes is essential to growth. This article will tell you some of the most common mistakes that people make, and hopefully keep you from making them yourself. Try new things. Try new things. Try new things that you are afraid of. Try new things that you have never done before. Try new things that you have always wanted to do but never had the courage to do. Forgive yourself. You can't be the best version of yourself if you don't forgive yourself. It's important to forgive yourself for your mistakes, weaknesses, shortcomings and failures because they will make you stronger in the long run. When we blame ourselves for our mistakes or shortcomings, it's a sign that we're not letting go of the past and moving forward into a better future. Hang out with the right people. Hang out with people who are better than you. Hang out with people who are worse than you. Ha

  Hi reader, While George Soros might not be a household name like Warren Buffett, he's one of the most successful investors in modern history. Having donated $32 billion to causes, Soros' current wealth is $8.3 billion according to Forbes. Throughout his colorful life, there are lessons to be learned for investors aspiring to be successful. 1. Find what works for you Soros doesn't play by the typical rules of diversification, value, and long-term time horizons. He's a speculator. The investor used leverage and big gambles throughout his career based on his own due diligence of situations. Fundamentals hold a lot less relevance here. While it's probably not the best idea to go out tomorrow and leverage billions in currency trades, there's a lesson here on finding your style and your individual way of doing things. If you're good at something, use it to your advantage. 2. Look for economic mistakes and exploit them It might not even be an economic mistake, as

Hi reader Today I going to share some important thing we always feel same but it's not.  We’ve all been there: You’re sitting at your desk, trying to get something done, but instead you keep getting distracted by emails, phone calls, and other urgent tasks. You know you have a lot to do, but instead of working on the stuff that’s most important, you keep jumping from one thing to the next. Sound familiar? If so, you’re not alone. Society Ideology: We live in a fast-paced society. There is never enough time in the day. And we see and feel it all around us every day. We live in a society that values effort, success, and busyness. And there is a real benefit to this; there is actual value. We are pushed and motivated toward accomplishment, activity, and invention. That's fantastic, but there's a catch. That is something I believe is worth discussing. You've always felt busy. You're always running from one place to the next, and it feels like you never have enough time

Hi Readers, When you're feeling low, do you notice how simple it is to spiral into progressively negative and pessimistic modes of thinking? If you've ever witnessed or been in the grip of depression, you'll be familiar with this vicious cycle and realise how difficult it can be to overcome. Your negative thoughts and sensations can spiral and promote false beliefs about yourself. It's crucial to try to remember how sadness might affect your perspective and judgement at these instances. To understand more, check out our list of the seven falsehoods your depression may be telling you that you should never trust. List of Our Depression lying our self First and foremost, no one cares about me. One of the most damaging effects of depression is making you feel unloved and unwanted, even by your closest relatives and friends. It may make you feel so bad about yourself that you lose sight of the true warmth, compassion, and generosity of others. While therapists will constant