You need to become a pro in what you like and that will make you much happier
Leave the garbage that you eat, drink, and smoke. Do not look for a magic diet, and consume only organic vegetables, fruits, and water.
Being vegetarian is not the key to success, as well as a decision to refuse alcohol. You just have to know your limits.
Learn foreign languages, so you will expand the boundaries of your perception of society. In addition, you will discover impressive career opportunities and personal development.
Read self-improvement books and everything related to your professional activity. Audiobooks can be a good alternative to reading if you are too lazy to read.
Make each day off a useful one. Spend time with your family, go to the cinema, go on a picnic, buy lunch for the needy. In a few words, expand the scope of contacts with the world.
No matter what you write about and how laconic your writings will be. It doesn’t matter how many people read it, even if it is only your diary. The most important thing is that you will learn to talk to yourself.
Set goals and unconditionally describe them in a notebook/diary/blog. Your ideas have to be concrete, measurable, and time-based.
Learn to type without looking at the keyboard. Time is the most valuable thing you have, so you should think about what you are writing about, not about the location of the letter. Decisions have to be quick, and actions immediate; don’t put things off for later.
Spend as little time as possible watching TV, “hanging out” on the internet, and playing games. The same rule applies to social networks.
Pavel Durov’s secrets for success:
You need to become a pro in what you like and that will make you much happier Leave the garbage that you eat, drink, and smoke. Do not look for a magic diet, and consume only organic vegetables, fruits, and water. Being vegetarian is not the key to success, as well as a decision to refuse alcohol. You just have to know your limits. Learn foreign languages, so you will expand the boundaries of your perception of society. In addition, you will discover impressive career opportunities and personal development. Read self-improvement books and everything related to your professional activity. Audiobooks can be a good alternative to reading if you are too lazy to read. Make each day off a useful one. Spend time with your family, go to the cinema, go on a picnic, buy lunch for the needy. In a few words, expand the scope of contacts with the world. No matter what you write about and how laconic your writings will be. It doesn’t matter how many people read it, even if it is only your diary. The most important thing is that you will learn to talk to yourself. Set goals and unconditionally describe them in a notebook/diary/blog. Your ideas have to be concrete, measurable, and time-based. Learn to type without looking at the keyboard. Time is the most valuable thing you have, so you should think about what you are writing about, not about the location of the letter. Decisions have to be quick, and actions immediate; don’t put things off for later. Spend as little time as possible watching TV, “hanging out” on the internet, and playing games. The same rule applies to social networks.