25 micro-habits worth installing Hi Selvaraj! A rich message for you today so let’s jump right in! You’ll find the 25 little habits below worth practicing (pick the few that are best for you to start into, of course): 1. Starting your day with the sweaty exercise that elevates the tone of your entire day. 2. Writing handwritten thank you notes to people who’ve helped you. So powerful (and decent). 3. Reading for 15 minutes each evening. 4. Having a reward meal after a week of eating clean. [Balance is wise, yes?]. 5. Checking your work before you send it. Typos show carelessness and the way you do one thing sets up the way you do everything! 6. Greeting people with a sincere compliment. 7. Using people’s names when in conversations with them. Not so common yet important. 8. Giving your customers more than they expected. You’re in the magic business. So delight the people who put food on your family table. Please. 9. Me...
*What is ORAC ?* Must read *Please read this without fail, only 30 seconds..* *ORAC is Oxygen Radical Absorbance Capacity.* *Higher ORAC, Better will be oxygen carrying capacity of blood & Lungs oxygen capacity.* *In the Future, our survival will be based on our Immunity* *Why spices are important for our Life? Look at their ORAC Values....👍* *Clove : 314,446 ORAC* *Cinnamon : 267,537 ORAC* *Turmeric : 102,700 ORAC* *Cocoa : 80,933 ORAC* *Cumin : 76,800 ORAC* *Parsley : 74,349 ORAC* *Tulsi : 67,553 ORAC* *Thyme : 27,426ORAC* *Ginger : 28,811 ORAC* *Extracts of Ginger , Tulsi, Turmeric are at least 10 times higher ORAC Values. That's how they become effective.* *OXYGEN CARRYING CAPACITY OF THE BLOOD CAN BE ENHANCED USING NATURAL FRUITS, VEGETABLES, SPICES, HERBS ....THAT HAVE HIGH ORAC VALUE !* *OXYGEN RADICAL ABSORBANCE CAPACITY* *PREVENTS : C...
“The standing boy of Nagasaki" is a historic photograph taken in Nagasaki, Japan, in 1945, shortly after the atomic bombing of that city on August 9.... The photograph is of a boy of about 10 with his dead baby brother strapped to his back, waiting for his turn at the crematorium. A soldier noticed him and asked him to keep this dead child down so that he would not get tired. He replied: He's not heavy, he's my brother! The soldier understood. Since then, this image has become a symbol of unity in Japan. Let this be our motto: "He's not heavy. He's my brother... She's my sister." If he falls, raise him. Even if you get tired, help him. And if his support is weak, and if he makes a mistake, forgive him because he is not heavy he is your brother... And if the world abandons him, carry him on your back. Friendship / family means carrying each other through, no matter what..💪
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