What we all have is this innate desire to become more lovable, popular and successful in our lives, at everything we do. What’s known, is there are certain ways, a protocol of sorts you can follow on how to become more popular, with a bit of polishing.
Then, you can advance to getting more of what you want in life. There are certain universal rules to achieve this popularity, which is the tonic used by those who are successful.
Try to be as pleasantly nice as possible at all times, …
Once upon a time not too long ago, being “politically” correct meant speaking with consideration towards others. Such as telling people what they wanted to hear. Now, it’s reduced to acting and speaking in a manner that’s dictated by the political left wing elite.
These are the “woke” who has self designated themselves as the arbitrators of what’s proper or not.
Wishing Merry Christmas for instance is no longer politically correct. This because of the potential of insulting non-Christians and sensitive atheists.
So we’re now told the proper term is …
At one time, being politically correct meant speaking with consideration to others. Now, it’s reduced to acting and speaking in a manner which is dictated by the politically left wing elite, who’s designated themselves as the arbitrators of what’s proper or not.
Christmas for instance is no longer politically correct, this because of the potential insult to non-Christians and atheists. So we’re told the proper is Happy Holidays. Marketers now advertise their merchandise as Holiday gifts, this to please all. All for profit.
Retailers will carefully play Holiday music which …
What life does is it’ll throw us curve balls, sets us on a weaving journey of snakes and ladders, dishing out ups and downs when we least expect it. Life is filled with failure, learning, and challenges. The key is to get up, brush off, and then try again. Welcome to the human rat race.
No one can be successful at everything they try, just as it’s not possible to fail at everything. What we have is the capacity to learn new things that we’re good at. Once we go …