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Hi Readers, There has been a significant decline in mental health globally, which is why I'm committed to writing some blog about that. Here I discussing topic about have the potential to lower your self-esteem, what is you view about this? Are you particularly critical of how you appear or behave? Your first reaction may be to think about the effects of social media or toxic friendships, but that isn't all. The way you view and speak to yourself can also play a very big role, and you might not even be aware of some of these behaviours, like thinking in a personality manner. To help you, here are seven things that are destroying your life. 1. Assuming other people opinions First, do you always assume that you know how other people feel about you? For example, if a buddy suddenly started acting differently than usual, would you assume that you were to blame? This type of overthinking may be detrimental to your mental health and alter how you view yourself. Don't forget to re

Hi reader,  In this blog, I am going to accept my biggest and first mistake in my life.  My collage experience: When I was in college days, as students I have no idea about what we doing and why we want to do that. But after my school days, now I have more concentrate in studies, and I have a dream to complete my college life without disappointing my mother. So I need to move or travel to another city which big compare to my town. In that city, I stayed in college hostel. In my room, there is one student who is my classmate. We become good friends as day goes on. One day, he says that " I have a big opportunity for you. That opportunity will change your life completely". That it, after that he say "If you need to know about that, then be ready at tomorrow morning".  Next morning, when I saw him, he was completed different now. Because of his dress style which is clean and ironed properly. Even I never saw him wear this type dresses for our class room and trip. After

Hi Reader, Successful investment is dependent on both mental fortitude and a strong financial strategy. Investors are frequently victims of a variety of cognitive biases, which, in addition to explaining our emotionally charged actions, result in underperforming investments and missed opportunities. This blog has now covered a few prejudices. So, in this blog, we'll look at several mental hacks and short tools that every investor may apply right now to boost their financial professional and even personal decision-making abilities. Reframing Another incredibly effective mental trick is reframing. The term reframing simply refers to a shift of viewpoint, or assessing a situation in a new light. For example, suppose you are the owner of a building with an old elevator. Your tenants have been complaining that the elevator is too slow and have threatened to cancel their leases if the elevator problem is not fixed. Your natural instinct would be to think like a product guy and either mak

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.   "The Very Essence Of Compassionless Evil": Ted Bundy's Story Part - 1 The First Murders of Ted Bundy in Seattle Lynda Ann Healy, a UW student, was Ted Bundy's second victim and his first confirmed murder. Bundy came into Healy's apartment early one morning a month after his assault on Karen Sparks, knocked her unconscious, then dressed her body and brought her out to his car. She was never seen again, but a piece of her skull was recovered years later at one of the places where Bundy discarded his dead. Bundy then began to target female students in the neighbourhood. He created a tactic that involved approaching ladies while wearing a cast or otherwise seeming crippled and asking them to assist him in loading things into h