Motivation Drive

Introduction Leadership quality is something that most people want to develop to grow in their lives and grab bigger opportunities. These skills can be developed by us over time if we work on ourselves, be it in school or we can learn from our parents, community, etc. It can be in any part of our life including personal, professional, or social. One who can inspire others and set examples for others can be a good leader. To become a good leader, you need to learn, adopt and follow the qualities of great leaders. There are 10 major causes of failure in leadership given by Napoleon Hill in his book “Think and Grow Rich”. 10 Major Causes Of Failure In Leadership 1. Inability to organize details: Efficient leadership requires the ability to organize details and master them. A genuine leader is never too busy to do anything or give attention to any emergency. Successful leaders must be the master of all the details connected with their position. 2. Unwillingness to render humble service: Na

Introduction There are several spiritual laws that can bring true prosperity to our lives. The realization and implementation of these laws can transform anyone’s life with abundant riches. A life dedicated to these seven spiritual laws can be called a life of harmony, joy, and peace. The seven spiritual laws for prosperity Law 1: The Vacuum Law If we want to receive something new, then we must create a space in our mind to accommodate that new thing. The vacuum law of prosperity promotes the concept of letting go of old ideas before we can act upon any other idea. We can understand this law with the help of a very practical example, generally, we face space problems in our homes. This happens when we purchase a new article for our house without scrapping old stuff. The vacuum law of prosperity simply stresses the activity of creating space i.e., getting rid of old ideas and memories to receive prosperity from everywhere and create a vacuum to hold it. Law 2: The Circulation Law Someon

Introduction ‘Hara Hachi Bu' is a Japanese saying which means, eat until you are 80% full. Experts today, after a lot of research have reached the conclusion that this is the key to a long, and healthy life. The author mentioned Okinawa Island in Japan, in his book Ikigai, which has the longest-living people in the world who live up to 100 years or even more. They have been following the principle of ‘Hara Hachi Bu’, practicing which the Okinawans are able to achieve longevity. Following are the 6 most effective ways that help you follow ‘Hara Hachi Bu’: Ways to follow ‘Hara Hachi Bu' 1) Reset your Muscle Memory: Reset your stomach’s muscle memory so that it gets used to smaller meals which will take around 15-20 meals. When you regularly eat smaller meals for a few days, it resets the muscle memory of your stomach. 2) Don’t get over-hungry: Eat consciously but do not starve yourself for long because then it will lead to over-eating and making poor food choices. It makes your