Hell Wazoplus  beautiful readers and creators. I hope you're all doing well. I was curious to know if any of you still use Netflix. I know that some of you may have more financial resources, but for those who use Dropbox, have you had a chance to watch "The Gentlemen"? My sprinkles that's a great show, The production quality of the TV show is truly remarkable, rivaling that of a film. The show boasts impeccable clarity, attention to detail, and expertly crafted camera work. The acting is also superb, and the show does not contain any hidden messaging. While it is not technically the first season, it serves as a strong introduction to the characters and plot. It is a welcome addition to the film universe it is connected to, and I hope to see more characters from that world make an appearance in future episodes. It's great to see a show that stands out from the crowd and offers a breath of fresh air from the subpar content we've been bombarded with on streaming services lately. It's nice to know that there are still some quality shows out there that we can enjoy. like Shogun, represent a potential turning point for the industry. It is my hope that more high-quality, community-supported content will be produced, and that we can move away from the trend of heavy-handed messaging that has dominated the industry as of late. It is truly gratifying to see the industry treat its audience with respect and produce shows that can be appreciated on their own merits, without resorting to labeling viewers as "ists" or "phobias" based on their opinions of the show. I hope you get to enjoy it 💕 and have a productive week ahead🌀

Humility came when i realised that this purse, like life, was not invincible or eternal. it reminded me that we all are passing through, carrying our own purses filled with experiences and memories. This realization brought a humble understanding of my place in the world, Small yet significant, like a single thread in the fabric of this purse.

 1. Don't call someone more than twice continuously.  If they don't pick up your call, assume they have something important to attend to. 2. Return the money that you have borrowed. even before the person who borrowed it remembers or asks for it. It shows your integrity and character. Same goes with umbrellas, pens, lunch boxes, etc. 3. Never order the most expensive dish on the menu.  when someone is giving you a lunch or dinner. 4. Don't ask awkward questions like,  'Oh so you aren't married yet?' Or 'Don't you have kids' or 'Why didn't you buy a house?' Or why don't you buy a car? For God's sake, it isn't your problem. 5. Always open the door for the person coming behind you.  It doesn't matter if it is a guy or a girl, senior or junior. You don't grow small by treating someone well in public. 6. Pay it forward or afterwards.  Eg: If you take a taxi with a friend and he/she pays now, try paying next time. 7. Respect different shades of opinion. Remember, what's 6 to you will appear 9 to someone facing you. Besides, a second opinion is a good alternative. 8. Never interrupt people who are talking.  Allow them to pour it out. As they say, hear them all and filter them all. 9. Know when to stop.  If you tease someone, and they don't seem to enjoy it, stop it and never do it again. It encourages one to do more and it shows how appreciative you are. 10. Embrace gratitude. Say "thank you" when someone is helping you. 11. Empathize Loyalty.  Praise publicly. Criticize privately. If you want to retain those who are present, be loyal to those who are absent. 12. A compliment goes a long way compared to a criticism. There's almost never a reason to comment on someone's weight. Just say, "You look fantastic." If they want to talk about losing weight, they will. 13. Respect boundaries. When someone shows you a photo on their phone, don't swipe left or right. You never know what's next. 14. Mind your own business, if t

An overthinker is someone who tends to dwell on their thoughts and worries to an unhealthy degree. Because they are constantly second-guessing themselves and considering all possible outcomes, they may struggle to make decisions or take action. If you  happen to have difficulty in this area, here are some healthy factors to help you overcome it:      1. The problem is rarely the problem You and your thoughts are responsible for 99% of the damage. in reality, what actually happens, and the outcome are responsible for 1% of the harm. Most of the time, the problem isn't the problem. It is the way you approach the problem. You mght have no control over what happens around you, but you certainly do have control over how you react to it. 2. Avoid Self-rejection Do you believe you are unworthy of such an opportunity? In any case, apply for it. Do you believe your article is inadequate? Regardless, publish it. Do you believe they will not respond to your e  mail? Send it nevertheless. Never rationalize yourself into self-rejection. 3. Silence and time The truth is that most problems can be solved with less thought rather than more. The majority of the answers you seek can be found in isolation, leisure, and with a clear mind. Don't try to solve a problem if you can't solve it. 4. An important question When you begin to blame yourself for past mistakes or picture danger lurking around every corner, ask yourself: "Is there anything I can do right now to change the past or influence the future in a positive way?" Take action if the answer is affirmative. If the answer is no, accept it and let it go. You must either act or let it go; anything else is self-harm. 5. The power of now You will not overthink your way to a brighter future. You're not going to reason your way out of a bad situation. Because tomorrow is not guaranteed, all you have is right now.  And what you do NOW can make your past right and your future better. Make peac

Talking is a simple word of simple acronisms that, when used correctly, can help you close business deals and even make you a better person in general, because, let's face it, you can never be a good business partner without first becoming a good human being. Raise yourself first in order to help others, and what better way to do so than to train yourself and work on your personal growth? Today we will be talking about the world and its principles derived from its acronisms. Tell us which one is your favorite and which one you have yet to master or are willing to learn. Enjoy!  T: Timing : Always consider timing because, at the end of the day, no matter how good your idea is, if presented at the wrong time, you risk losing the attention of the other person you are addressing, which has nothing to do with the idea itself. Ever wonder why you never see a Christmas ad in July? It's because they know no one is thinking about Christmas at that time of year. This doesn't mean the idea of Christmas as an advertisement is wrong, but the timing of it in that season would be completely off. A: Appreciation:Allowing yourself to see the good in other people will help you identify the good quality about the other person, you can give them compliments on their last article, or a project they worked on, this goes as far as to show the other person that you cared about who they are as a person and recognized their good quality, this will make them feel at ease and pay more attention to what you are about to say. L: Listening: Maintaining eye contact and understanding their body language can reveal boredom by simply looking at their watch from time to time. Once you've mastered the Listening tool, you'll be able to tell if the other person is bored or distracted by your idea. which will assist you in determining when to stop or change the direction of your conversation as listening is accompanied by observation. K: Knoweledge: Someone who knows what they're talking abo