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What is the best way to improve life? Aaditya Shriwastava · 3h ago Believes in concepts of 'Kaizen', 'Ikigai' & 'Wabi-Sabi' A 5 year old girl, used to go out every evening with her father, to a children's park next to her house. She was always fascinated by the beauty of the Hibiscus flower. She always used to hold the flower in her hand while playing, running, riding swings. The cute little one, made sure, no matter what she does, she never let the hibiscus off her hold. When the daughter grew 6, her dad got her a beautiful pink cycle, which made her eyes shine and excited to ride it. She tried riding the cycle in the park, with hibiscus in her hand, but she couldn't hold the handle properly and fell every time, she tried. Just then, she left those flowers and tried riding the cycle. And as it comes out, she rode the cycle perfectly and it gave her the most beautiful smile on her face. Ever since, she started enjoying riding the cycle and didn't

What did you learn too late in life? I am sharing here some of my experiences and some of the sayings of ‘The Great People’. Whatever you do – give it 100% of your efforts. Forgive and let go , forget completely. Read too much. Speak less , listen more. Save a portion of your earnings and avoid credit card debt. Change your thinking and mindset , change your life. Never ever stop learning and growing as a person. Never stuck on a point, try new things , have new experiences. Find a mentor and do what they're doing. Be kind to people; treat people as you would like to treat you. Be persistent. When knowledge and ability aren’t enough, be persistent. “Life is scary. Get used to it. There are no magical fixes. It’s all up to you. So get up off your keister, get out of here, and go start doin’ the work. Nothing in this world that’s worth having comes easy.” Bob Kelso Smart girls like to hear they’re pretty, pretty girls like to hear that they’re smart. Happiness is a choice and everyth

What is the best way to improve life? Two men visit a Zen master. The first man says: “I’m thinking of moving to this town. What’s it like?” The Zen master asks: “What was your old town like?” The first man responds: “It was dreadful. Everyone was hateful. I hated it.” The Zen master says: “This town is very much the same. I don’t think you should move here.” The first man leaves and the second man comes in. The second man says: “I’m thinking of moving to this town. What’s it like?” The Zen master asks: “What was your old town like?” The second man responds: “It was wonderful. Everyone was friendly and I was happy. Just interested in a change now.” The Zen master says: “This town is very much the same. I think you will like it here.” When I read that story, I always like to imagine that the two men came from the same town.  The easiest way to improve your life is to change your perspective . Does that always make it the best way? I don’t know. But it sure should be the first thing you

Melvin Simon From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to navigation Jump to search For the basketball player, see  Melvin Simon (basketball) . Melvin Simon Born October 21, 1926 New York City , U.S. Died September 16, 2009 (aged 82) Indianapolis , U.S. Nationality American Other names Mel Simon Alma mater City College of New York  (BA, 1949) Occupation Real estate developer Spouse(s) Bess Meshulam (divorced) Bren Burns Children 5, including  David E. Simon Relatives Paul Skjodt  (son-in-law) Family Herbert Simon  (brother) Melvin Simon  (October 21, 1926 – September 16, 2009) [1]  was an American businessman and film producer, who co-founded the largest shopping mall company in the United States, the  Simon Property Group , with his younger brother,  Herb Simon . [2]  The pair jointly purchased the  Indiana Pacers  in 1983. Contents 1 Early life and education 2 Career 2.1 Real estate 2.2 Movies 2.3 Indiana Pacers 3 Personal life 4 References Early life and education [ edit ] Simon wa