Psychology of Success: (Untold - I)  Success Behind the losers: Richard Branson Their achievement is very significant. His Virgin Group is credited with successfully launching a global commercial space tour. Although everyone is aware of his current accomplishments, he has traversed the path he has traversed, and people with dyslexia, as well as people identified by this community as having some disabilities (Albert Einstein, Steve Jobs, Daniel Radcliffe, and more), have made great strides in his life. This article shows how they achieved this and how what this community pointed out to them as a problem became their strength. Don't Be a Unique Master : We all need to understand one thing before we can understand how everyone like this can overcome their problem and succeed in life. In the world " Everyone does not have to know all things and be an expert in all things ". Yes, not everyone in the world needs to know how to swim. People living in the Arabian Desert or t...

Psychology of Success (Untold - III) English Loser can Succeed - Part III Turtle defeated rabbit in the Race:      A game was held between all the animals in a forest. It was stipulated that all animals should participate, according to which the rabbit and the tortoise were selected as competitors in the race. Everyone in the forest counted the day before the match that the rabbit would win the race and told the turtle not to take part in the race, although the turtle became the contestant. Competitors had to cover a distance of 50 km in that forest and it was decided that whoever reached that distance first would be declared the winner. The rabbit was overconfident that we were just going to win the match. The next day the competition started and the rabbit quickly crossed the first half distance and the tortoise was heard to tell the other animals that it had walked the shortest distance.      So the rabbit thought we had crossed half the distance and res...

  Psychology of Success:  (Untold - II) If you Focus on your Strengths, Negatives are Gradually reduced: In earlier times a king decided to find out who among his ministers was the most intelligent. So he announced a contest for all the ministers to find it. The contest was that a line was drawn on one wall of the palace. Ministers must turn that fort into a small fort without touching or rubbing it. All the ministers of that king took part in it and did not know how to make a fort small without touching it. No one was able to win the king's contest, and one of the teachers who finally got there knew these details and asked the king if he could take part in the contest. He agreed and went to the wall and said to the king, "Draw a bigger line next to the line that they have already drawn. The line they have already drawn has become smaller" , but I did not touch the line. Realizing this, the king declared him victorious and appointed the teacher as the head of all the mini...