A BETTER TOMORROW

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There are many people out there who spend a lot of time doing a great thing called 'Nothing', And may be that nothing can turn out to give great outcomes. But only, if we make a minor changes in our daily routine. These are few things i love to invest my time in. 

 BECOME MORE OBSERVANT......Notice everything that surrounds you. World is full of Examples, Ideas, Wisdom, Mistakes and Experiences. 

 COLLECT IDEAS......Ideas and thoughts tend to evaporate from your mind too fast. Try to capture them before its too late. 

READ......Read a lot. Reading is probably the best investment of time ever. Devote atleast 30 minutes per day to reading. ideally, have a book always with you. 

 ANALYZE YOUR DAY......Analize your day before going to bed. Spend ten minutes analyzing your day. Consider what things you have managed to do well, and what mistakes you have made. 

 START WRITING......The best part of good writing skill is that it cultivates discipline. First of all, the discipline of thinking. You can even control your thoughts and emotions with these small adaptations. Your thoughts will cease to be random and choatic. They will become systematic instead.

-sravani

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