I recently subscribed to a library and that has completely changed how and what I read.
One of the big changes that has happened is that I have started reading a lot of ‘light’ books, the ones you can finish in one or two sittings. Some of these books could have been a blog..but that’s a discussion for another day.
One book that I really liked reading lately is The 12 Rules of Life - a perfect guide for anyone who craves for order, stability and a higher sense of purpose in life. It is a set of rules to adhere to for social, mental and spiritual well-being.
Without further ado, sharing AtomicIdeas from the book.
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Now, back to 12 rules of life.
RULE 1: Stand up straight with your shoulders back.
Your posture can determine your societal status. If you appear to look weak, tired, or sloppy, you’ll be seen and treated as such. You’ll most likely be exploited, mistreated, or ripped off. Appear confident and you’ll be treated as a winner.
RULE 2: Treat yourself like someone you are responsible for helping.
You are important to other people, as much as to yourself. Consider the people who might depend on you, this might be your friends, family, employees, and even your pet(s).
Because you have people who depend on you, you are, therefore, expected to take care of, help, and be good to yourself.
And that’s why, invest in AtomicIdeas 😎.
RULE 3: Make friends with people who want the best for you.
Don’t befriend someone because you think you can change his/her life. You might think you’re a strong, generous, well-put-together person who wants to do the right thing but you’ll end up doing more harm to yourself.
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