The teenage dream filled with road trips, college, and BFFs soon comes to an end as soon as you turn twenty. That might be sad for some people, and a fresh start for others, but just because these small dreams are confronted with reality sooner than most would like, it’s probably for the best. If we didn’t discover the truth and grow throughout our lives, we’d be extremely sheltered and disconnected, looking for things to be brought to us, but never come. As an adult, you have to go out into the world and discover it for yourself, create new dreams that match your goals, and soon enough you’ll be waving goodbye forever to those teenage fantasies!
It’s completely normal for us as parents to feel frustrated, even if our kids are upset, and wonder when the lessons will be learned. And it’s completely fair to have those conversations….again. But before we do that, there’s a handful of words that we need to share. A handful of words that, when shared with sincerity, can have the most powerful impact on the emotional health and happiness of our kids over their lifetime.
How to choose a career path
If you are thinking about changing your career or redesigning your career path and don’t know where to start keep in mind following points .
People looking to chart a course for their career path can employ career pathing to visualize their career development plans. Let’s get into what makes a career path and how to choose it.
Clarity is important to create a fulfilling life. Without it, we have nothing to focus on and we attract chaos in life, leading to mediocrity and dissatisfaction.
If you don’t know what to do in life and feel stuck, confused, lost, or uncertain, know that it’s not the end. It’s in fact the beginning of something good that’s about to happen.
Listen to what your teen has to say. Try not to be judgmental, but make your expectations and opinions clear. It is important that your teen understands that you don't condone certain behaviours and that they know the consequences of breaking your rules.
To boost your teen's self-esteem, make confidence-building a regular part of your parenting. Consistently challenge them, encourage them to try new things, and most importantly to believe in themselves even when they fail.
Simple strategies to manage burnout to turn challenges into changes.
Life gives you difficulties face it
Life gives you problems solve it
Life gives you challenges accept it
But never stop growing
Use your difficulties as your strength and grow
I don’t know the secret of success, but the secret of failure is “trying to please everyone” – An incredibly profound statement. The fear of peoples’ opinions about us can be very daunting.
Oftentimes, in our life comes a situation where we tend to question the situation and end up asking “why me?” Sometimes things get worse beyond our thinking and many times we all fall in our life. We try to fix the problems we are facing but they become more chaotic, so ultimately we quit and feel utmost helpless.So here is an audio that tell you no problem is big or small ,this is just your ability to deal with a problem.
Challenges faced by working mothers.
Shaheen…Does that word ever ring a bell? For the past few years, since I started reading, learning and understanding Iqbal’s poetry, there was a question that started roaming in my mind. Why did Allama Iqbal choose the Shaheen (the eagle) and not any other bird to mention and address the young generation?