- Speech. The way, a person speaks tell us a lot about their attitude and personality. The more educated a person is, the more polite he tends to become.
- Fashion sense. You should never believe a person who tries too hard to appear cool wearing trendy clothes and costly shoes. He/she is a manipulator and obviously big imposter.
- Handwriting. It may be little debatable but the more creative and lazy a person is, the roughest his handwriting gets. On the other hand, organized and disciplined people have good handwriting.
- Hygiene. You can easily figure out if a person is disciplined or not by noticing their hygiene. Those who maintain hygiene have high self esteem and they tend to love themselves.
- Smile. Smile can be deceiving most of the times but it shows the person is strong and he is trying to live a normal happy life.
- How a person treats animals. Those who loves animals are often the most joyful and full of life.
- If a person admits his mistakes immediately and asks for forgiveness without letting his ego come in between, it tells a lot about his upbringing and personality.
- How a person treats his lover and the most importantly how he treats his competitors.
- Learn to see everything in terms of opinions and facts. You don’t need to spend hours reading if you understand what the author is trying to get across. Once you have the essence of the idea you’re good to go. This also proves well when learning. It’s always about the idea, never the way that is used to describe or to explain the idea.
- Learn to condense information into a few words. Everything that can be said, can be said simply (Ludwig Wittgenstein). Meaning you take complex information and put it into key terms. Complex into simple. This way you learn to understand and understand well.
- Whilst you learn, also train your language. Try to write out your thoughts every day. Get better at it, get quicker at it, get a new life skill.
- Learn every day, whether that translates into life lessons or specific subject matter.
- Try reading something you’re not versed in. Difficult. Do that more often.
- Stay open to new ideas, places and people. Learn from them. Have your brain re-wire around these ideas, places and people.
- Never ever shut down. There is no point in becoming complacent or adhering to a very closed-off belief system. Make sure you’re always learning or else you will come to regret it at some point or another.
- Be on the way to find and act in accordance to truth. You can’t go wrong being truthful, you can only learn, get smarter and quicker.
- Life is like a blank cheque already signed with your name written on it. The only thing you have to do is fill in the number you want. Problem is that most people write a negative number and then blame others for their miseries. Only 1% of people have some idea what number to write on the blank.
- Even if you wore the same clothes every day for 30 days nobody will notice that you wore the same clothes yesterday. People are so engrossed in their own personal thoughts and problems that they have no time to waste checking what kind of clothes you’re wearing each day.
- The greatest life hack is the elusive feeling of happiness. If you can teach your brain to laugh even when you don’t feel like, your brain can’t tell the difference whether you’re happy or sad. You can then enjoy perpetual happiness any time you want it 24/7.
- Of all the skills in the world, the greatest skill is the ability to say “NO”.
- All the wealth in the world is yours for the taking provided that you give people what they want. Then and only then will they feel compelled to give you what you want.
- The problem with most people is that they will always copy what others are doing. People will always doubt their abilities even if you tell them they’re good at something. They lack the self-confidence to do something that has never been done, only to realize quite late that they had a better idea than everybody else.
- The greatest problem in life is not the lack of money. The problem is that most people want the money for all the wrong reasons, and don’t know what to do with it once they get it. This is what repulses money away from most people.
- Lack of contentment is the root of all evil and miseries. From it emanates all kinds of jealousies, hate, greed and murders. On the other hand, contentment is the root of all happiness.
- Love everyone for who they are for that’s a universal law. However, don’t choose the person you’re going to spend the rest of your life with blindly, or simply because you’ve fallen in love with them “head-over-heels”. Sometimes it’s possible that other people have also fallen in love with them “head-over-heels” before you.
- Never argue just for the sake of argument, unless you’re sure your opinion could save lives. Otherwise agree with your opponent and move on to save time and money. They’ll think that they’ve won the battle only to realize later that they were fools.