400 Pieces of Advice for Personal Development
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This book consists of hundreds of pieces of advice and experiences relevant to various aspects of life, suitable for individuals of all ages from 7 to 70. These pieces of advice and experiences have been compiled by examining numerous books, magazines, articles, encyclopedias, expert opinions, websites, and scientific research.
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400 Pieces of Advice for Personal Development - PAYİDAR BİLGE
PREFACE
From the dawn of existence to the present day, humankind has elevated its living standards and personal skills by making various changes in life. This progress, also known as personal development, continues to manifest itself in every aspect of life.
At every stage of life, individuals have numerous actions they can take to improve themselves. Carrying out these actions within a certain plan enables a person to elevate themselves to a higher level.
The renowned merchant John Wanamaker expressed this beautifully: Everyone must go through many dark paths in their profession and life; but isn't it easier and more profitable to walk these paths with the benefit of the experience torches of others than to try to walk through them in the dark with empty hands? I never walked into darkness empty-handed; with each new venture, I would examine the experiences of others and continue my way.
This book is prepared inspired by John Wanamaker's words.
The advice and experiences in the book are not my own opinions; they are compiled by examining many books, magazines, articles, encyclopedias, expert opinions, websites, and scientific research.
Wishing it to be beneficial... 01/12/2023 Payidar BİLGE
ADVICE ON LIFE
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Always be cheerful and smile, because everyone loves debonair people.
Speak clearly when talking, make sure to speak briefly and concisely;don’t speak fast, and always speak with thought.
Your life is what your thoughts are. If you want to change the course of your life, change your thoughts.
Don't waste your time with unnecessary things; plan your time. Pay attention to what you read, listen to and watch. Choose things that benefit you and improve you.
Know that no friend is a real friend until he or she has proven his/her friendship.
Don’t laugh at or make fun of anyone's flaws or words.
Chose well the environment in which you express your political views and criticisms on a subject.
Don’t do business together with people whose general culture and life experience is below yours, because you will not be able to get along.
Follow accurate, impartial, reliable, non-partisan news sites and news channels.
As you read, search and learn new information, your perspective will expand, and you will be able to evaluate life holistically; just like climbing a mountain, your perspective and thoughts will change as you ascend.
Think positively about everything; don't be a pessimist. Interpret everything as good, say there is good in everything, and thus, everything in your life will be positive.
Learn etiquette and rules of courtesy, and be polite. Read relevant books to learn more on this subject. Learn how to behave and talk during house visits, telephone conversations, weddings, condolences, visitations, shopping, in restaurants, Eid visits, in traffic, libraries, parks, trips, meetings, etc.
Never make fun of other people's dreams.
To improve your native language, buy a dictionary, read the dictionary from beginning to end, and learn the meanings of words you don’t know.
Read world history, learn from history. The further back you look the further into the future you can see.
Wherever you are, don’t hesitate to ask questions when necessary; you can learn many things by asking questions.
Learn the sciences that are useful for you, stay away from useless sciences.
When in a bad mood, never turn to cigarettes, alcohol or drugs even once.
Take notes of the questions you have, research them on the internet and in books, learn new things every day.
When talking to someone, always look at his or her face.
Pay attention to the tone of your voice, always speak calmly;don’t raise your voice.
A true friend is someone you can call at four in the morning.
Really knowing something is possible by explaining it. If you manage to explain a topic, know that you have understood that topic.
Always arrive at your rendezvous place before time.
Even the greatest pains that you consider unforgettable will be forgotten and every wound will heal.
Be brave, don't be afraid to take risks every now and then, be confident, be assertive, and don’t be shy. Pay attention to the turtle! He can move forwardonly when he puts his head out and takes risks.
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