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An Important Ingredient: Friends

This is going to be a very short and simple blog , just trying to tell you all about an important Ingredient to achieve anything in your life , not just necessarily for studies alone: A Good Friend Circle:-)

According to my opinion....you know what??

YOU SHOW ME YOUR FRIENDS, I WILL TELL YOU ABOUT YOUR CHARACTER

Listen , this is also a crucial point in deciding your success rate, specifically if you are a person with low self-esteem and not able to keep your-self self-motivated most of the times.


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Always ,if possible to maintain a balance in the friend circle you make. And if not possible, you must at-least try to interact with people and friends who are of your own caliber and also with people of bit higher intellectual skills . It can help you, remain on the right track and also of-course ,each of you, can help sort out others problems( just in case, if you are able to do) and stay updated about any latest info that you may have missed related to your work space.


I am not telling you to an introvert( like me , but now I am trying to increase my interaction level xD:-) ) or an extrovert too, but yeah,  try to maintain a good balance (in which some of my friends were good at).  


                  -----------[ Image by Voy Zan from Pixabay ]----------

  Rest ,what to say?


It's your life, So it's your choice!!

(Btw, do you know this meme?)

Sayonara,

$eKH@r


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