Sadia Ashraf

The Eagle Mentality              Don't be a parrot in life a parrot talks way too much but can't fly high but an eagle is silent and has the will power to touch the sky here's the seven mentalities that we can learn from an eagle Number one eagles fly alone at high altitude eagles don't fly with sparrows ravens and other small birds meaning stay away from narrow-minded people those that bring you down eagles fly with eagles there's a saying that goes like this people you hang around will eventually determine the person you become keep good company Number two eagles have vision they have the ability to focus on something as far as five kilometers away no matter what the obstacles the eagle will not move his focus from the prey until he grabs it meaning have a vision and remain focused in your life no matter what the obstacles and challenges you may face don't give up and you will succeed Number three eagles are fearless an eagle will never surrender to the s

   The Law of Success | Napoleon Hill                             I'm going to give you ten rules for profitable self-discipline these are route of my own making they're very homely some of them but they'll be very helpful and not morality is keep cool when other people get hot I know you can agree with that one but I must assure that you'll always live up to it we are inclined all of us to get hot when the other fella gets hot stay angry thinks when the other fella starts saying angry things I was in the home of the president of a big Electric Power Company one evening when there came a storm and he called up one of his hit men to go out to take care of an emergency that happened as a result of that storm it was on Sunday evening the man was gone about two hours and when he came back he came up on the front porch of the home of this man and called him out on the porch and I never heard a man get such a tongue-lashing in all my life as this president of the electric p

                Almost half of us will suffer from depression at some point in our lives, but the condition remains badly misunderstood and therefore often poorly treated. At the heart of our collective difficulty with depression is a confusion about what it actually is – and in particular, how it can be distinguished from a state all of us know very well and with which it is has a distracting number of similarities, namely sadness. It’s because we unwittingly tend to apply to cases of depression a number of assumptions drawn from, and better suited to, an understanding of sadness that we end up suffering far more than we should. There are, on the surface, some notable similarities between those who are sad and those who are depressed. Both groups cry; both withdraw from the world; both complain of listlessness and a sense of alienation from their normal lives. But there is one categorical difference between depression and sadness. The sad person knows what they are sad abou

  7 Signs Of Depression & Symptoms We Must Know...!!          Hello... so today I want to talk to you a little bit about seven signs of depression so that you can maybe identify if this is something that you're struggling with and seek help if you think that might be appropriate for you I want to start by helping you understand what the typical signs and symptoms are so one of the most common signs of depression is a feeling of sadness or irritability that is really pervasive and doesn't seem to go away no matter what you do if you're with friends if you're by yourself the sadness just sort of becomes your reality irritability can also be present and this is much more typical in teens that they will present with more irritability than sadness when they're dealing with depression second sign of depression is feeling really hopeless and this can be hopeless about getting better it can be a sense of hopelessness about the future and the ability of sort of achievi

  Hello Everyone, I will take up great English female authors do not confuse them with feminist writers they were just female writers who were writing like any other writers the fifth order list is a prevent the first official female author who was a dramatist poet and fiction writer who earned a living through writing she  belonged to the 17th century the first play the forced marriage was published in 1670 her famous fiction Orinoco 1688 is a story of an enslaved African Prince it has the theme of slavery race and gender the next on our list is the writer of these eternal lines how do I love thee let me count the ways I love thee to the depth breadth and height my soul can preach smiles tears of all my life and if God choose I shall love thee better after death yes this was Elizabeth Barrett Browning a Victorian poet known for her sonnets from the Portuguese and ordinarily her love affair to the famous English poet Robert Browning their elopement Wheatley marriage etc have always b

  This book is an autobiography of the TAmeena dharani so let's talk a little bit about the author tamina durrani belong to a very famous and influential family of pakistan she is currently the wife of shabashiri she's a social worker and has also worked alongside abdul satar Edhi. i'll be giving chapter one of this book   which is titled as known of the punjab  this book highlights her marriage with  mustafar and what kind of  struggles he has to face with her it all  started from a childhood as how she  suffered and got neglected by her mother  due to dark skin and the strict  environment although she always obeyed  her mother  but she came out to be rebellious scared  when she stood her ground to marry her  first husband anise who was more than 10  years older than her  and showed us so much affection for  tamina that the men accepted the  proposal  moving fast forward during all this  tenure temina's father got present in  buddha's government  and as soon as