Sameer Khadka

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Getting rich is not an evil idea (IM#273)

Most of us think that it's an evil to have the goal of making money as much as possible. They think that person is greedy, unethical, and selfish.

But if we look more consciously, the person who think that haven't done any good to the society or to him/her self. The law of universe is to get most out of it whether it is finances or the wisdom or knowledge.

The sad part is most people believe that and they give up their dream of getting rich just because of the way their society think of them.

We need to stop listening to those bullsh*t thoughts and pursue our goal regardless of what other think of us.

Everything is imagined reality (IM#272)

It is said that human being do not need any formal ranks, titles, and law to keep orders when their group is 150. But when this number exceeds it is difficult to maintain and make things works.

Yoval Noah Harari named this number as critical threshold in his book "Sapiens: a brief history of human kind." So for large number of people to work together in a group, people gave initiation of fictional things. That is where common myths, beliefs or purpose comes from.

He says everything is fictional. Only the physical things that we can feel and touch with brain and body is non-fiction.

Everything else is imagination...

The tenth sense (IM#271)

These are the ten powerful human qualities that always drive towards success and happiness:

Love
Joy
Peace
Patience
Kindness
Goodness
Faith
Mildness
Self-control and
Empathy

Learn to leave some stones unturned (IM#270)

If it's the useless stone you don't want, then leave it.

Expanding yourself to infinity is always a trap. It's a trap of being superior. It is a trap that optimism towards everything is good. But the truth is behind every positive self-concept there is a hidden fear of not being good enough.

Pick the right stone, appreciate it, cherish it with your being and turn them over as you move forward.

Investing-101(IM#269)

These three things should be considered before investing in stocks or ETFs:

a. Be consistent: Look for the quality stocks and be consistent with it.

b. Have structure: Study the structure of the stocks and ETFs or where you ant to invest. Only focus on horizontal and upward pattern neglecting downward pattern. It's important to understand this patterns.

c. Plan your trade: It' very important to know when you are going to buy it and when you're going to sell it by analyzing the pattern. Do not follow other people's opinions.

It is the passion that drives us (IM#268)

Life is not only about doing the thing that makes us successful. It is more than that...

It's about following our true passion and doing the things that makes us happy. It's about finding our true purpose and evolving from it. It is about making things happen by doing the thing we love and enjoying every struggle and adversity.

The truth is when we follow our passion, things start to change. Every failure becomes lesson. Every struggle becomes manure for growth. It makes us not give up. So it is the passion that drives us.

Where attention goes...(IM#267)

Where attention goes, energy flows and when energy flows, results show.

Our attention means our thoughts which then transforms into actions. So our thoughts matter the most. The more attention we give towards the thing that we care about, the more energy we give. Then tremendous amount of positive result unfolds.

Carefully selecting our thoughts is the start point for creating something valuable and meaningful.

The opposite of success (IM#266)

Both success and failure comes after 'trying' to do something. So the opposite of success is not failure. It's 'not trying'.

The lesson from the nature (IM#265)

There is an important lesson we can learn form nature and it's its pace. The pace of nature is patience. We see patience in every creature of nature (except human) and in nature itself.

So adapt the pace of nature...

We learn more by eliminating (IM#264)

Most of us believe that we make progress by adding things to our lives. We think we grow by having more and getting more. But actually we grow by eliminating the unnecessary things.

We learn more by neglecting the trivial. We make progress by getting rid of superfluous.