Self Development Freak

Now this is really a very tough question to answer.  But I am myself a teen and I have somewhat found the answer to it. So I will tell you guys about it. Start:  You probably have heard people telling you about enjoying your youth by going out to parties, dancing with friends, going to restaurants, going to birthday parties and what not. On the first glance it seems that they are right because these years are the best years of our life but if we dive deeper we find that these are the same people who are not successful. These are the same people who enjoyed their youth and now are living a shit life because they didn't build that solid foundation during their teens, twenties and early thirties. So what should you do. Should you enjoy your youth or hustle and grind. Let's explain the answer by telling you two examples. Example 1:  There's a man named Jack (sorry if there's a real guy named Jack reading it). Jack is like the typical teenager who likes to go out with his fr...

Inspiration from  life hack I was just reading an article in life hack about how can someone improve all the time and I was really motivated by that article. Let's give you a brief about what I learnt: In the  article  the author Kris Sturmney the founder of  1stman  has told about how can one improve 24 hours a day. I was very inspired by that article that it's even possible to improve 24 hours a day and I thought let's tell you guys about it. In the article Kris tells tells us how an average 9-5 worker can improve his day. But here I will write about the 9-5 worker, entrepreneur and a student like me. How can a 9-5 worker improve his day: Wake up: You wake up and without using your phone with a glass of water ready beside your bed. This benefits health and energy. Morning: You go for a 20 minute walk or run while listening to a podcast or audiobook. Then you return home and prepare a herbal tea. The entire time you make sure that your tongue is on ...