Be a Warrior, Not a Worrier: How to Fight Your Fears and Find Freedom

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A fool is ‘happy’ when his cravings are satisfied. A warrior is happy without reason. That’s what makes happiness the ultimate discipline” – Dan Millman Presentation, one of the things students don’t care much about, is highlighted as part of PM Modi’s seventeenth mantra. Good presentation is like beautiful icing on your favourite cake as it enhances the taste and leaves a lasting impression, PM Modi believes. Proper space management, well organized content and neat handwriting make for good presentation, the chapter says.

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Here are 25 mantras PM Modi has come up with to help the young aspirants deal with the exam stress: In the third chapter of his book, PM Modi asks students to laugh their way into the exam hall and laugh out of it. According to the book, smiling fosters relaxation and with it comes the great ability to recall. Fear doesn’t go away. The warrior and the artist live by the same code of necessity, which dictates that the battle must be fought anew every day.”– Steven Pressfield I came across that quote while on a 5-hour plane delay on route to facilitate and present at a high-pressure business meeting. I was already very nervous, overworked, and exhausted from long weeks of preparation. I’m not a huge fan of public speaking and the travel issues weren’t helping. Don’t worry about anything; instead, pray about everything. Tell God what you need, and thank him for all he has done. Then you will experience God’s peace, which exceeds anything we can understand. His peace will guard your hearts and minds as you live in Christ Jesus.”When you become fully responsible for your life, you can become fully human; once you become human, you may discover what it means to be a warrior.” – Dan Millman

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The world has many things to offer and one of them is worry. It troubles our hearts and weighs us down. What God has to offer is nothing like what the world has. Peace everlasting and strength for the day. His Word restores our minds and heals our hearts! Why be afraid? I have read your 2 articles. I feel like, you wrote what I feel. And some are more than I can think, then your written open up my mind.Talking about the Incredible India, PM Modi here asks students to go out and explore the unparalleled beauty and diversity of the country. He also reminds students to share a picture with him, using #IncredibleIndia.

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Rest:- It is also important for children to get enough sleep. It is recommended that they get at least six to eight hours of sleep per night, to refresh their minds and help them to focus on their studies. Without enough sleep, it can be difficult for children to be productive and focused on their studies. Now we can not imagine a more ideal life in today’s time, especially for an Indian. After being educated he became an engineer, settled in America. He had a High paying job, a good lavish house, a beautiful loyal wife, and three cute children. What more can a man ask for in his life? They were having all the luxury one can think of. They were having Happiness, Happiness and only Happiness…… The intellect is the capacity to reason, judge, and decide. It is our guide. And, it serves to hold the mind steady and in the present. Envision intellect as mental reins. If the reins are loose, the mind is free to go where it chooses. If we remain present and alert, worry won’t have an opportunity to take us off course. There will be nothing to worry about! To be clear, a wandering mind without guidance allows worry. When our mind is uncontrolled, we risk becoming a worrywart!

I was fighting with negative feeling, but when I stop focusing at it and then look at my heart, and find out positive thinking, then it rised me up. As students across the country ready themselves to take their board exams and competitive tests, the anticipation of the results of months of hard work, dedication, and sacrifice is palpable. Unfortunately, the pressure of these exams can be overwhelming for some students to handle, resulting in fear and stress. However, with the right approach, support, and guidance, students can take on these exams with confidence and emerge triumphant. As parents too, it is our responsibility to ensure that our children are able to achieve the best possible results at school. It is important to ensure that they have the right tools and techniques available to them to help them study and succeed. Here are few effective tips to consider:- So, the car of his life was going in fifth gear and with full speed, suddenly he found a speed breaker where he just needed to decrease the speed, needed a pause for some time. If he had passed 2-3 years of hardship with courage, then the road would be bigger and better for his further destination. But unfortunately, he didn’t…. One mark of a great soldier is that a great soldier fights on his own terms or fights not at all.”– Sun Tzu