#TellYourStory | The best advice I ever received was...
So this is something I wanted to share, that whenever you're in a situation in life and you've received plenty of advisors, but you're still not satisfied with the solutions provided, always think if you can do something about it, go ahead and do it. Why worry? And if there's something that you can't do something about and it's not in your hand, you still don't have to worry. Because eventually things will get resolved by themselves and just have to keep going
Nupur Upadhyaya
@Nupz33 · 1:20
She worries a lot. There's this ketaki dimakoi kitasuljalulik in the nimanta. So even if you give her a logical conclusion to a problem that she might or might not have or something that is not even a problem, she will still worry. So I don't think that this can be applicable in almost every instance. But yes, if it's in a professional work setting, get it. But Dilki Bhatto, diligenta semanai
So why worry? Rather, take some action to maybe minimize my risk or minimize my exposure. And in cases where I can do something, like you said, I should go ahead and do something. Thank you so much for this piece of advice again, and see you around. Have a great day ahead
Hi nupur. That's such a sweet way of responding situation may apply nay kartha bilkul mante and I am a mother too or jab bolte kyunki mothers irrespective of all logical arguments um, you know will always worry about you chaya. My mother deals with me like that. So voha logic nahi applyota but jaha apply osakta hamzuru apply kari and vu varina is out of love. Japia or bhatari papia mamikodo papia de kyunko samjao but that is a never ending worry or worryka actual nami pr or kutchni
Hi Payal. Thank you for responding. UP bahad encouraging or many dekahe up subkeep posts engage karthiyo or up respond Karthiyo. So thank you for always being encouraging and sounding so positive. I really appreciate it. Happy weekend
Ranjana Kamo
@Gamechanger · 0:28
You. Thank you so much for sharing this with us. This has always been very close to my heart and probably the mantra that I live by, and I just love this flowchart always. And I also use it in many of my presentations, so it is really close to my heart and probably the principle of my life. So thank you so much for reminding me about this one. Thanks a ton. Bye