Arwas Growth English

We all know the saying time is money and time is from gold so we understand that is has value but have you ever thought how much exactly does your personal time is worth?, how much would you trade your time for? and how much do you want to get paid for it ? and in what would you spend it? If time really has value does that mean that your time can be less or more valuable than someone? The answer is yes it can, some people see time as an investment so they spend it carefully on valuable things that would get back for them, learning skills and gaining knowledge, improving health and mind, as you wouldn’t give your time to anybody and work for free so don’t give it to mindless entertainment. For me, time is very valuable that I rarely use social media and Im always on a strict schedule through google calendar. So the next free time you have do not spend it scrolling on social media    and look for something more valuable you can spend your time into.  Firstly Make a perfect ...

Its one of my favorite ways to look at life as if its a game, it does make it feel less boring sometime, its a game of choices and you already know the best decisions you should make to be the player you want, and it does have a clear goal, which is balance, balance at every aspect of this game is the goal of the game,   Sometimes you have resources and skills that makes you better than other players, if you learn excel you might get the better job, if you know how to cook you might be ahead at the health aspect etc, every valuable information you get and every opportunity is part of the game, its a new guest you should take to level up, now next time you look at life try to level up and upgrade and take advantage of what you have, chance is when you do you well get to your goals faster, now go play and don’t forget to have fun, do not give up and withdraw, do not restart but keep going theres always some sward you didn’t use and short cut you missed. With love Your fellow beginner...

  I am overthinking Maybe I should go walking  Stop self talking  I just got lost in passion  It has the attraction  But for a separation  Being with her was like playing chess  I didn’t know what she was gonna do next Caring too much about her feelings made me feel anxious An insecure attachment  When I miss, her I remember  The texts she left on read  The ones that never got back That I couldn’t delete   I try to always be complete  So I don’t fall or repeat  Sure I was in love Got addicted to my own drug  Used to see her through my pink colored glasses  Never saw the many red flags  How I was taken for granted  How she took advantage of

In an era where people are racing to get the latest smartphones and all-in-one devices, I decided to go in the opposite direction. Instead of upgrading to the newest iPhone or Android, I bought something many would consider outdated—an MP3 player. The Decision to Step Back I’ve been making an intentional effort to limit my phone usage. I tried app blockers, screen time limits, and even grayscale mode, but the temptation to scroll and check notifications was always there. Eventually, I realized that the best way to truly disconnect was to remove the source of the distractions. That’s why I’ve decided to replace my smartphone with a Kindle for reading and an MP3 player for music. This way, I can still enjoy the things I love without being constantly bombarded by notifications, messages, or social media. Why an MP3 Player? Smartphones can do everything, but that’s not always a good thing. Here’s why I opted for a dedicated music device instead of relying on my phone: 1. No Di...