Some people think that government should ban dangerous sports, while others think people should have freedom to do any sports or activity. Discuss both views and give your own opinion.
Gandhi, and
Mother
Teresa
all left an irrevocable mark on humanity. There are seven
billion
people
on this
planet. What if more of us gave back, even in small ways? The
effect of those billions of small gestures would be astronomical.
We want to find meaning in our lives
. Giving back and learning how to make an impact
on others
provides that meaning because it makes life
about something much larger
than ourselves. It fulfils our essential human need to feel significant as well as the
human need to contribute. When we help others
, we grow in our personal lives
and
make progress toward unlocking an extraordinary life
.
We break out of our limiting beliefs about how much good one person can actually do
in the world
and see first
-hand that even the smallest acts of kindness can transform
lives
.
The 5 Richest Female Entrepreneurs In The World
• Gina Rinehart. Source: fortune.com Georgina Hope Rinehart, known as Gina
Rinehart is a mining magnate from Australia.
• Oprah Winfrey. Source: Medium.com Net worth: $3 billion
, as of 2018. ...
• Cher Wang. Net worth: $1.6 billion
(estimated). ...
• Wang Laichun. Net worth: $1.9 billion
, as of 2018
The Seven Greatest Humanitarians in History
• The Greatest Humanitarians in History: Harriet Tubman. Harriet Tubman
was an African American who overcame slavery to...
• Norman Borlaug. An oft-overlooked figure, Norman Borlaug was responsible
for an agricultural revolution that saved...
• Great Humanitarians in History: Martin Luther King. Martin Luther King was
the African American clergyman and activist.
• Mother
Teresa
. Born in 1910, Mother
Teresa
spent 45 years in the service
of others
. A Roman Catholic nun, Mother
Teresa
.
What is happiness
?
• Happiness
comes from within. It is not outside. It is your mindset.
• Happiness
is state of mindfulness. It is not in abstract world
. It is in mind
and
temporary. Find joy in small things. It never comes from jobs.
• Happiness
is the art of never holding in your mind
the memory of any
unpleasant thing that has passed.”
• “If you want to be happy, practice compassion. If you want to be happy, practice
compassion.” ― Dalai Lama XIV, The Art of Happiness
• “A disciplined mind
leads to happiness
, and an undisciplined mind
leads to
suffering.” ― Dalai Lama XIV, The Art of Happiness
• “If you want happiness
for an hour — take a nap.'
• If you want happiness
for a day — go fishing.
• If you want happiness
for a year — inherit a fortune.
• If you want happiness
for a lifetime — help someone else.”
• We tend to forget that happiness
doesn't come as a result
of getting something
we don't have, but rather of recognizing and appreciating what we do have.”
Others
argue that happiness
is a state of mind
, and whether you can achieve it
depends entirely on the individual. Some people
are never satisfied with life
, no matter
how much they have. And you cannot tell those who suffer from depression that
following a few rules will immediately solve their problems.
“Happiness
is the meaning and the purpose of life
, the whole aim and the end of
human existence.” Aristotle (384 – 322BC), Greek philosopher Personal
Happiness
Statistics
The first
thing we notice is that people
working blue-collar jobs (High rank
Governments Administrator/Judges) report lower levels of overall happiness
in
every region around the world
.
People
around the world
who categorize themselves as a manager, an executive, an
official, or a professional worker evaluate the quality of their lives
at a little over 6 out
of 10, whereas people
working in farming, fishing, or forestry evaluate their lives
around 4.5 out of 10 on average.
Freedom:
Release yourself. “The only real prison is fear, and the only real freedom is
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