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please join our backup channel to stay connected in case this channel gets deleted by Telegram. New channel link will be shared on the backup channel. Please stay connected to the backup channel.

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??‍♂️THOMAS EDISON AND A NOTEOne day the young Thomas Edison came home and handed a paper to his mother from his school. He told her, “My teacher gave this paper to me and told me to give it only to you.”

His mother’s eyes were tearful as she read the letter out loud to her son. “ Your son is a genius. This school is too small for him and doesn’t have good teachers for training him. Please teach him yourself.”
After years, Edison’s mother died and he was renowned as one of the greatest inventors of the century. One day he was going through his old family things. Suddenly, he noticed a folded paper in the corner of a drawer. He took it and opened it up.

On the paper was written: “Your son is addled. We won’t let him come to school any more.”
Thomas Edison cried for hours and then he wrote in his diary: “Thomas Alva Edison was an addled child that, by a hero mother, became the genius of the century.”

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When confrontation is necessary, embrace it not as a battle, but as the path to clarity and resolution. Courage isn't the absence of fear, but the triumph over it.

Some examples where this might apply:

Workplace Scenarios: If you notice unethical behavior or practices in your workplace, confronting the issue directly can lead to positive changes. It's important to approach the matter professionally, presenting facts and expressing concerns clearly.
Personal Relationships: In friendships or romantic relationships, addressing issues like miscommunication or differing expectations through confrontation can strengthen the bond. It's about being honest and open, not aggressive.
Self-Advocacy: Speaking up for yourself, whether it's about unfair treatment or standing up for your beliefs, is a form of healthy confrontation. It's about asserting your rights and needs respectfully.
Community Issues: If there's something happening in your community that goes against your values or causes harm, taking a stand and voicing your concerns is crucial. This could be through public forums, writing to officials, or organizing community discussions.
Team Projects: In team settings, confronting issues like unequal workload distribution or lack of communication can lead to more effective collaboration and better outcomes.

Remember, the goal of confrontation should be resolution and understanding, not winning an argument.

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Courage Over Intelligence: It takes more courage than intelligence to achieve the life you desire.
Value Good People: Good, caring people are rare; avoid impulsively burning bridges with them.
Investment Insight: The best investments often don't initially appear to be so.
Health and Confidence: A healthier version of yourself tends to be more confident, smarter, happier, and more beloved.
Happiness in Privacy: Many happily married couples exist; they often lead private lives.
Talent and Discipline: Talent is often the result of maintaining self-discipline through increasingly challenging training.
Problem-Solving: If you are the problem, changing locations won't solve it.
Emotional Control: Lack of emotional control can undermine years of smart decisions with a single impulsive act.
Invest in Yourself: If you don't enjoy life, focus on self-improvement until you appreciate who you are; other aspects will follow.
Avoid Victimhood: Acting like a victim is unappealing; people generally don't care.
Focus on Self, Not Others: Mocking others indicates insecurity; focus on improving your own life.
Wellness Practices: Regular exercise, a good diet, quality time with loved ones, and sufficient sleep can significantly improve mental health and stability.