Do lazy days make you feel rested or unproductive?

Days of laziness are not the same as days of rest. Regarding our energy, each day is unique. I refer to lazy days as work days when I was unable to reach my objectives because of poor energy or other emotional and physical problems. My lazy days aren’t productive in the manner that they should be. After a productive day, I get a particular aura and joy since it rids me of prejudice and procrastination. I prioritise my health in a way that makes sense for my rest days and I am not a workaholic.

Understanding the distinction between the two claims is crucial for effectively managing our time and days. 

Despite my hectic schedule and lack of days off due to external factors, I make every effort to manage my time wisely, understanding the distinction between lazydays and unproductive days.

When you think of the word “successful,” who’s the first person that comes to mind and why?

Happiness is the new success..

Me.

One advantage I derive from any given completed task is satisfaction.

Though we may all have different ideas about what success looks like, we can all put it plainly: meeting needs, wants, and expectations not only makes me happy but also fulfilled.

I agree that happiness is the ultimate goal that unites all of our endeavours.

Being aware quite well, it’s rented rather than owned. Having come from nothing with no expectation of reaching this height by relatives and friends 

I make every effort to use tools at my disposal to accomplish my objectives, including doing things I hate for a life I desire. Nobody is allergic to happiness.

I am a writer, husband, father, brother,Colleque, investor, and more.

The outcome of true success is happiness. You are successful when you are happy with a task, regardless of the financial benefit. My success might not seem much in comparison to yours or your expectations. However, it’s what gives me strength and sheds light on those who hold me in high regard. Reasons: I consider myself to be a prime example of success.

What makes a good neighbor?

What makes a good neighbor is by becoming One.

Each person in a town or city resides in a district or neighbourhood. The guiding ideals of our neighbourhood determine its attractiveness. For humanity to survive, its individuality is essential. Our unique creations are meant to enhance one another, not to compete. Nobody exists in a vacuum.

Being the best version of oneself, as defined by those who live nearby, is the only ideal definition of a good neighbour. If the situation allows, we may choose different environments based on what characteristics constitute a good neighbour, taking into consideration not only our own behaviours and guiding principles but also the societies, neighbourhoods, cities, and districts we wish to reside.

From my viewpoint, having a good neighbour is similar to needing salt for daily consumption. He or she is essential in maintaining a cordial atmosphere, building amicable bonds, and guaranteeing that issues are handled with trust and understanding. People with whom we can peacefully coexist without fear of harm and to whom we can turn when we are in distress. In reality, becoming a great neighbour is the best way to find one.

What principles define how you live?

Our principles are made clear by What We oppose.

The individuality of humans is what makes them so beautiful. Each of us was made uniquely to enhance the other. We all experience ups and downs, likes and dislikes, preferences, beliefs, and all in between.

It’s very hard to sustain a particuler Way of life  without discipline and some guiding principles, no matter who we are or tend to be. With Principles: Anyone can record success, but without self-control, and decipline nobody can keep it up.

While I do not subscribe to the *garbage in, garbage out* philosophy, I do firmly believe in values. As such, I never hesitate to share a little bit of my inner self with you at any opportunity since I really believe that respect and trust must be earned. I know, without a doubt, that it is not for an individual to declare what values lead them; rather, friends and those with whom they have interacted should highlight their unique qualities. Like most others, I would hold myself to a high standard even if it’s not always the case if I had the ability to rate myself.

Everybody’s principles are made clear by what they oppose. sacrifices; and convictions via our actions. I’m not a saint or even close to being perfect—I’m just a guy doing his best to improve every day. whose values are straightforward: work ethic, integrity, focus, lofty aspirations, intelligence, and positive energy. The fact that many people are prone to misinterpreting your intentions does not make you a nasty person. Whether or not we can be friends depends on your values and attitude. Reason: I don’t have much time to operate on low frequency, so my circle remaing very small.

What have you been putting off doing? Why?

Enrolling in a copywriting program.

I am usually the type of person who follows my greatest fear. I won’t join an adventure if it isn’t challenging. Copywriting Though was one of the courses I looked into early last year, I have been feeling compelled by my inner voice to enrol in a copywriting course for the past few months. I’ve made several attempts to register, even going so far as to file the necessary paperwork and finish the procedure, but each time I was about to pay. I would hesitate and develop cold feet. When I realised how much was needed to obtain the entire certificate because my current monthly pay was insufficient to support my family and my goals.

Reading the reviews of the copywriting course made me question if it was the best option for me at the time, especially because I need a side gig.

I’ve been wanting to take classes in copywriting, content creation, and blogging, but I’ve put them off since I can’t afford them. 

I desperately need a side gig to supplement my menial, demanding work in order to sustain my family. 

I require skilled employment in addition to the already unskilled labour I am engaged in in order to survive, given my age and the conditions surrounding me. I am currently unable to pursue my goal of earning a certificate in these courses because of financial constraints; if you find this post inspiring, I would really appreciate your financial support in making my dream come true.

If you had a million dollars to give away, who would you give it to?

While experience can only be gained, money can be made. The method used to create money determines its value in relation to how it is used.
It is a good idea to give money to people. However, educating people about money-making techniques is a better idea. Taking into account the degree of unemployment caused by a lack of knowledge and training
Using a million dollers that are useless to me, I will construct skill-building facilities across my state so that young people can acquire the knowledge they need to support their families and stay off the streets. Here again, beggars would undoubtedly ride horses if wishes were horses. Still, it’s a world of possibilities.

What’s something you would attempt if you were guaranteed not to fail.

I would rather go back in time and start again as a newborn if I could be sure I wouldn’t fail. 

Completing a task is not the same as its success or failure. 

One needs to be motivated by something other than the necessary strength in order to embed a responsibility. Even with fertile ground, a lot of people avoid taking on responsibility because they lack the necessary bravery and strength in addition to being afraid of failing. 

I would prefer to go back in time, start over as a newborn, and envision my life differently from what it was and is now, if I could be sure I wouldn’t fail. Nonetheless, failures teach and provide us with better knowledge, which improves us, whereas success motivates  and ignites our passion.

What was the hardest personal goal you’ve set for yourself?

having confidence in myself.

I’ve developed resilience and learnt to trust my instincts over the years. being despised by friends and family has been my pillar of support. People never had faith in me when I was a child; I was constantly criticised and chastised. I never felt like enough, and nothing I tried to accomplish ever worked. Even I was not proud of my skills, so I don’t hold it against those who have thrown stones at me in the past. However, I never gave up hope—instead, I think I can always get better. I trusted my gut, believed in my abilities, and set my mind on Stone. Every insult and piece of stone I was given served as the foundation for my journey to success. 

What is your favorite hobby or pastime?

My pastime is considered holy ritual.

It’s quite unimaginable how I rarely engage in my pastime as to my hubby. Because I seldomly have free time to practice what I love. (Hubby) I love writing as well as reading. I can engage in writing while busy but rarely read while busy. Most of my works were carried out during my work hour and edited on my breaktime. It’s terrible that lots of people have pastime yet fail to do what they love. Anyway, life happens to us differently. My ideal pastime is considered holy ritual, which I always look forward to. And whenever it presents itself, it saturiates my soul due to its usefulness. 

My perfect pastime/hobby requires a serene and appropriate environment because I enjoy peace and quietness together with soft country music in the background.first reminisce on my life’s ups and downs, dreams come true, and lessons learnt through failures. Switch myself into a still mode, and then write whatever comes to mind. When not writing, I am reading because these acts reinvigorate my spirit and alight my soul, reminding it of his powers as well as its victories. Also equip me with energy for the task ahead. reasons my ideal pastime is considered holy ritual.

What’s a topic or issue about which you’ve changed your mind?

One decision that still haunts me is changing my mind about my schooling. ..

I quickly relocated to the city in order to avoid the influence of my parents and to be accepted into a university. I wanted to get a degree in economics from one of the best universities in the country because as  I was the smartest one among my siblings. I was and still am grateful for the help my parents provided, even though it was regrettably insufficient. I took part in a lot of pre-university admission exams, but because my scores were slightly not enough and there was no one to solicit for me, I was unable to get into universities. 

Time did not appear to be on my side. The third year has finally passed. I was unhappy with myself and the lack of support except for that of  my parents, I continued to try.Even though I was more clever than most of my high school buddies and mates, they gained admission into universities before me, which further perplexed me in my current circumstance. I was still reliant on my older siblings in the city, though, for clothing, food, and accommodations, and they were growing weary of seeing me as a dependent adult rather than as someone who was doing it for the sake of admissions into university. I was relieved when I chose to enrol in an accounting diploma program, but I had to withdraw out of school before my final year exam due to unforeseen financial and academic problems. That’s when I changed my mind to stop my schooling quest a decision that hunts me to date.