@ShameemS 17 February 2022 more from that month

Are we perfect? Greetings dear read.cash members. Wishing you all a good day ahead. Weekend is nearing and hope most of you are in a confused mind to "how to spend the weekend"? ***Think twice before you speak*** - it is very important to think twice before you speak to someone. Sometimes we say things that cannot be taken back and for which we regret later. Somethings fall out of our mouth accidentally, which is not intentional but accidental. Must be due to the hatred, anger or frustration towards that person makes us do that. Later, when we cool down and recollect what we said, we ourselves feel guilty. It is not new but human nature. Making mistakes and then feeling guilty. So be careful before you spill out sonething. On the contrary, its the habit of some persons to verbally harm someone intentionally. We cannot correct them. But time will teach them. ***Are you perfect ?*** First of all none of us are perfect. All of us have some or other limitations. Hope you agree with me. But inspite of this fact, we try to act smart by correcting others. Meaning we are perfect and our work is also perfect. For People like this, when there mistake is being pointed out, they find it difficult to accept and digest it. They are good at giving excuses making their side safe and showing how perfect they are, though they are aware of the fact that they are at zero level. ***Confused state of mind*** - One fine morning you are set to execute your Agenda assigned to you by your chief, in the meeting. But on reaching there , your colleague looks into your Agenda and says "you could have made it better". Finish, all your hopes and confidence are shattered by these sick words making you confused "should I go ahead" or "Is therr anything wrong"? So many things run through our mind for no reasons. This is just an instance. A person who is less capable than you and who totally is against you getting an appreciation will definitely try to divert you by giving invalid reasons. So be positive and be prepared for any venture coming your way. ***Do not point your fingers when speaking to elders -*** Many a times I have seen this - Students to Teachers, grown up children to their parents. Sometimes the result turn out to be worst and sometimes their professional ethics stop them from questioning. Please make sure not to point fingers to peoples who are elder to you, specially in public gatherings. Its a mark of disrespectful. And those peoples will be fairly noticed and a black mark is sticked on them. Lead image has been googled. Thank you for the time taken to read this article.