“Life is a succession of lessons which must be lived to be understood”

                                                                - By Ralph Waldo Emerson          

“Life will teach you the lessons; it is up to you to learn them”

                                                                 Author - Anonymous

Today finally I have completed that tedious task…feeling great…. I learnt a lot from that assignment both at personal and professional front. So I have decided to share my lessons with you all.

At professional front:

• Never say: “NO” openly to any work that is assigned to you. Take your time, think over it and then come up with your observations/concerns.
• Never give strong reaction to any problem faced at the work front.
• If you have made some mistakes, confess it; do not give explanations to hide it. After all no one is perfect. Accept what you did wrong and try to do better next time…
• Manage your time properly. Make a daily schedule so that by the end of the day you can keep track of your progress.
• Stop complaining. The more you complain about something, the more of that something you invite into your life.
• When involved as a team, never try to directly pinpoint other’s person mistake.
• Do not give up easily. See hurdles as opportunities to excel/polish yourself.

At personal front:

• Spend some time alone. You will feel rejuvenated.
• Discuss your feelings with your friends/family members. You can share silly things with your best friends without thinking much. This is the one of the advantages of having good friends in life…
• Never bring your office tensions at home.
• Never mix your professional life with the personal one. What I feel is that personal life is more important than professional one… So always keep a balance between two lives…
• Value the importance of simplicity. Try to find happiness in small things like smile of a kid, sunrise, cold breeze…
• Be a good listener…Give respect to other’s notions as well.
• Don’t act or speak when you are angry or upset.