Monday, May 2, 2016

Be the Better Version of Yourself:

There may be various ideas on the development of one’s personality, but all ends with the main conclusion that is being better. Eat balance diet, do regular exercise, drink water, know your limitations to break them for improvement or whatever personality development tips are. They all mean to make yourself more productive, visionary or whatever you personality goal, that is to be achieved.

Now come to the track of the direct path. What does it mean to be better version of you? Let’s start from it’s meaning, being better is being more qualitative to perform any task in the desired manner or more than the desired outcome can be considered as the better version. To be better or give more than before, simply we have to add some effort and perform effectively being erudite.

First of all know yourself. What are your areas of interests? What is the thing that you really want to stick on as your career goal for your life? What are your limitations to create gap between you and your dreams? Ask yourself these question then start doing as per these questions demands on your life. After having the clear mental picture of what you really interested in you can improve your performance towards that particular goal. Work regularly at your dreams and try to give more, that is do more than you did yesterday, or make more aesthetic output from your effort. Focus on quality as well as quantity, whatever it needs and give your best for whatever it takes.



Simply being better is good to hear but truth be told very bad to achieve. Because, it is not an easy process. Nobody can give more or make things better every time, there will be something to pull you back or there can be the limit where we can’t give more than that with the available resources. Just forget about such things that make you powerless. If it was not possible then there wouldn’t be any awesome things existed or there wouldn’t be any people to be called successful.

Do how much you can do regardless of expectation and see how far you have been gone from your starting point and see the differences.


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