Gentlemen, we all have goals, dreams and plans for the future. And it's obvious that to achieve those goals, to make those dreams come true and those plans to work accordingly, we have to make it certain that we are preparing for them and our actions are directed towards them. I'm 19 and you may have already guessed it that I have A LOT OF GOALS and since I wasn't born with a silver spoon in my mouth, I've been learning on how to have that silver spoon . So allow me to share 5 tips on how to be one with a silver spoon, specially if you're 19. Even if you're not 19, these advices work well on any age. 1. SMART Financial Goals: "I'd totally want to be an architect and build the most iconic rennaissance house for meself, but the problem is I have no knowledge about architecture. But it's a dream and dreams come true." This goal sounds just as not having this goal in the first place. The dreams we are having, the goals that we set, should be SMART...
"Consent", is not just something that happens to be a word. It's a word that should be taught and understood well in every society, specially here. Doing something without someone's consent can be considered as an offence to that person. Consent is the root of many things that are in existence like partnering up in business or regulating an organisation of some sort like schools, corporations, government, or we can take personal things into prospect such as choosing careers, goals, interests, etc. In a sense, democracy is based on consent. In political philosophy, the phrase consent of the governed refers to the idea that a government's legitimacy and moral right to use state power is only justified and lawful when consented to by the people or society over which that political power is exercised. So you see, even the law wouldn't work if it is not consented by the people. So in a way, doing something without someone's consent would be illegitimate for ...
We, The Blind "Nefolis" We say we love our country. We are very much proud about our independence, our sovereignty and our rich history, the oldest country in South Asia, the brave and ready-to-die-for-the-country people and other crap we say to blind ourselves. But I say we are not independent, we have no pride whatsoever and nationalism is almost non-existent now. Autonomous? We were ruled by Ranas. Oldest south Asian country? We were nothing but small little states fighting against each other till 1769, when someone thought enough is enough and unified all the states. Independent? We buy everything from other countries, and we're solely clinging on China and other developed countries for the kits to fight against this virus. Brave nationalists? We're not the only country with such bravery. This is heart-breaking but we have lost what was once the reason for our pride. We have lost. It sure used to be that way. We loved and died for our nation, men, women, childr...
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