My first teachers of life #73
My Parent's role in my life
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My parents were my first teachers. They have taught me a lot. My parents have made the greatest impact on my life.
It was Mother’s Day on the 14th of May and so I thought I should share 3 lessons I learnt from my parents in the last 18 years of my life.
Being Humble and respectful
They are the humblest people I have ever seen in my life. They are very down to earth. They always treat everyone with the utmost respect and kindness, regardless of their familiarity or position. They are very humble and respectful.
Eagerness to learn new things
They never hesitate to learn new things. They are also aware of many things. My father, he is very fond of reading since his school days. He keeps reading about new and upcoming things and learning them. He talks about the advancements of AI in the world and am happy that he’s taking an interest in AI.
My Mom also loves reading and recently I taught her how to use Chat GPT and she loved it.
Focusing on health
My parents enrolled me on a badminton class when I was 9 or 10 years old. They used to exercise and that motivated me to exercise. I did a lot of running and yoga. Today I realize the importance of health and I am grateful that they put me into sports from an early age.
In conclusion, I am grateful for everything my parents have taught me over the years. They have taught me some of the most valuable lessons of life, and they have supported me in every way possible.
What did you learn from your parents, write in the comments.
Weekly Recommendations
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Watch
KL Rahul is a great player and the way he made his path to the Indian Cricket player is unbelievable. See this podcast where he talks about his mentors and criticism.
This is a Marathi Short Film called Ropte (The Sapling). It talks about how too much love can become a hindrance to growth through the story of human love and a sapling.
Read
12 Little Lies to Stop Telling Yourself: Read Here
The “Tiny Moments” happiness theory by Radreads (finding happiness through tiny Moments): Read Here
Attention by Morgan Housel (Why attention is important and how to grab people’s attention): Read Here
Twitter Thread
Here are 17 illuminating quotes that'll change your views on risk-taking: Read Here
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