Refuse to complain about your problems. Keep them to yourself.

As speaker/humorist Ed Forman says, “You should never share your problems with others because 80% of people don't care about them anyway, and the other 20% are kind of glad that you've got them in the first place.”

"Do not wait; the time will never be ‘just right.’ Start where you stand, and work with whatever tools you may have at your command, and better tools will be found as you go along.”

Napoleon Hill

I have finished this book. I like its writing style which gives me the steady flow of reading. All Quotes in my channel is from the book.

"Success Leaves Clues"

This means that the achievement of your goals is not a function of magic,
luck, or circumstances. It's a function of how you think and what you do.

Qaysi biriga siqilasan - hammasi oʻtadi-ketadi.
Umid qilamanki stipendiya tushadi☺️

Ps: Iyul oyida umuman universitetga bormagandim🥲🫢

Critical concept:
Your brain is always working. Your brain is either working for you or against you, but it's always working. And it's vital to understand that your brain's default setting for how it works is not very helpful. When it comes to your brain's natural tendencies, there's bad news, good news, and really good news.

About memory:

No matter where you would like to see improvement in your memory or any area of learning, you absolutely have the ability to make those improvements. A significant body of research now confirms that for all practical purposes, your memory is actually perfect; you literally never
“forget” anything

There is a specific way of thinking and acting for any result. Our job is to be open and flexible enough to adopt those ways of thinking and acting.

Bill Harris, founder of Centerpointe Research Institute

Bilasizmi?
Ilm - yuqumli boʻladi.
Ilmlilar davrasida boʻling.

It's a good reminder for all of us
Do your best 🫰🏻

Do you ever wonder why people hurt those with the softest hearts?

Is it because they are too understanding?
Because they believe your excuses, even when deep down they know something isn’t right?
Because they say “it’s okay” when it isn’t?
Because they keep waiting when you say, “Maybe later,” even though every delay quietly hurts them?

Why do you make them ask for what they deserve?
Why do you make them beg for love, attention, effort, or even the smallest things that should have been given willingly?

Perhaps you think their silence means they don’t care.
Perhaps you mistake their patience for weakness.
Or maybe you simply become too comfortable with their kindness.

But soft-hearted people feel everything.
They notice every little change.
They remember every broken promise.
They just choose not to make you feel guilty for it.

They forgive more than they should.
They wait longer than they should.
They give more than they receive.

Until one day, they simply stop asking.

And that silence will mean more than all their previous words.

Because the saddest thing about losing a soft-hearted person is that you rarely realize you are losing them while they are still trying to stay.

You realize it only when they no longer ask, no longer wait, and no longer expect anything from you.

And by then, their heart may still be soft…

but it will no longer be soft for you.

Do you like coffee and books???
It's pretty combination of enjoyment ☺️ isn't it??

-What is your biggest dream?
-Opening a magnificient bookshop🫠🫠

Hello, my little world
Macbook is pretty good for bookworms because there is dictionary in it.
I love most 😉

Do every action step by step
Even minor continous activity will be powerful one day☺️

Baxtli boʻlish uchun harakat qilayotganlar-chi? Aytaylik, moliyaviy mustaqillikka erishmoqchi boʻlganlar yoki ilmda oʻzini yana bir pog'ona koʻtarishni xohlaganlar.
Menimcha, bu kabi gaplar endi XXI asr zamon yoshlariga mos kelmaydi! Yoshlar avvalgidanda harakatchan va imkoniyatlar ham koʻp.

So trueee

🎓 CAREER TIP OF THE DAY

💼 Stop saying “I have no experience.”

If you’re a student or recent graduate, you probably have more experience than you think.

Instead of focusing on what you haven’t done, identify what you’ve already done:

📌 University projects → Project experience
📌 Student organizations → Leadership & teamwork
📌 Volunteering → Communication & responsibility
📌 Freelance work → Professional experience
📌 Competitions → Problem-solving & achievement
📌 Part-time jobs → Work experience

💡 Your goal is not to have a perfect CV. Your goal is to show employers that you can create value.

Before applying for your next opportunity, ask yourself:

“What have I done that proves I can do this job?”

That answer belongs on your CV. 🚀

Hi, my little world
I finished this book yesterday.
It's an interesting novel.
Level is B2.
The story was so gripping that I couldn’t put the book down.