What is the Secret to Stay Motivated All the Time?????

Columbia university main study ki gai jo k boht interesting hy. 5th standard kay bachon ko ikatha kia gaya un sab ko mukhtalif(different) puzzels die solve krny k lia kuch puzzels mushkil(difficult) thy aur kuch asan(easy) thy. bachon na jab puzzels solve kie to un sab bachon ko aik hi baat kahi k ap na  boht acha kanm kia yahn bas aik hi farq tha adhy(half) bacho ko kaha gya kay ap na acha iss lia perform kia q k ap boht intellegent hain aur adhy(half) bachon ko kaha gya kay ap na acha iss lia perform kia kay ap boht mehanti(hard working) hain. 

Dubara fir sa unhy kuch puzzels die gy solve krny k lia kuch puzzels mushkil(difficult) thy aur kuch asan(easy) thy. bachon na jab puzzels solve kr lie to un sa pucha gaya yahn kuch boht hi interesting sa samny aya un mn sa jin bachon ko kaha gya tha k ap intellegent hyn unho na bura perform kia aur wo bachy bore hogy aur jin bachon ko kaha gya tha kay ap hardworking hain unho na boht acha perform kia aur enjoy b kia wo end tak motivated rahy.

Yahn parents aur teachers ko samjna pary ga k bachon ka locus(center) of control kaha hyn agr ap bachy ko kahin gy k ap intellegent ho extra ordinary skill hyn to wo motivated nahi rahin gy unka locus of control bahr hy yani kay intelligent hyn ya extra ordinary skill hyn to ye unk apny andr nahi hain jab k agr ap unhy kahin gy k ap hardworking hain to unka locus of control un k apny andr hy yani hardwork krna un k apny hath main ha. 

Ye baat sirf iss research sa nahi balky boht sari researches sa pata chali ha k agr humain motivated rehna ha to us cheez ka pura control humary apny hath main hona chahiye.

ye control kab hath sa chala jata ha aur kab hath main rehta ha??? jab hum baat krty hyn k ye kam mn falan falan waja sa nahi kr sakta to control humry hath sa chala jata ha lkin jab hum apny andr apni capabilaties ko dekh kar kehty hyn k ye kam main kr skta hon to sara control humry hath mn aa jata ha kyun kay humara dehan fir un reson pa nahi hota kay jin sa hum wo kam nahi kr sakty balky un reasons pa hota ha kay jin sa hum wo kam kr sakty hyn jo krna chahty hyn tab hum ander sa motivated hoty hain.

For Example ap ki field mn aik banda jo top pa betha ho ap kay pas 2 options hyn aik ye kay ap us k bary mn ye kahin kay us k ander kuch extra ordinary ha ya uski qismat ha iss lia wo top pa ha to ap phus gy ab control ap kay hath sa nikl gaya ha ap motivated nahi reh sakty hain lakin agr ap kahin kay wo apny hardwork ki waja sa wahn pa hyn aur agr wo kr sakty hain to main b kr sakta hon unho na b aik din  kahin na kahin sa start lia tha na main b kr lon ga bas farq(difference)  humry time main hy mn b 10/20 saal baad wahin pa hon ga jahn wo aj hyn ab control ap kay hath main hy.

Hamesha yaad rakhin kay control ap sa bahr nahi hona chahiye ap k andr hona chahiye tab hi motivated reh sakty hyn. 

"If you really want to be successful, Think positive and start focusing on what you can do"

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10 Useless Facts that are too entertaining.

1

 According to the Bible, the chicken came before the egg.

In the event that you get a Bible and flip to Genesis 1:20–22, you'll locate the accompanying: "And God stated, 'Let the waters swarm with multitudes of living animals, and let fowls fly over the earth over the breadth of the sky.' So God made the extraordinary ocean animals and each living animal that moves, with which the waters swarm, as indicated by their sorts, and each winged flying creature as per its sort. Also, God saw that it was acceptable. What's more, God favored them, saying, 'Be productive and increase and fill the waters in the oceans, and let flying creatures duplicate on the earth.'"

2 | No number from 1 to 999 includes the letter "a" in its word form.

Except if you live in the United Kingdom where it's legitimate to compose 101 as "100 and one," there is no number from 1 to 999 that incorporates the letter "a" in its promise structure, as per long-lasting numerical educator Jonathan Garnett-Smith. One, two, three, four, five, six… twenty, thirty, forty, fifty, sixty… You can continue onward, yet you won't locate the main letter of the letters in order until you hit "1,000."

3

Many oranges are actually green.

While we accept that all oranges are orange in shading in light of their name, the organic product is regularly green when ready, because of a lot of chlorophyll. In South America and other tropical districts, oranges are green all year. In any case, in the U.S., where it's colder, oranges lose their chlorophyll and take on the shading that coordinates their name. Furthermore, on the grounds that North American customers are utilized to oranges that are really orange, imported natural product is either presented to ethylene gas or stunned with cold water to eliminate the chlorophyll.

4

 Cats can't taste sweet things because of a genetic defect.

Cats can hop shockingly high, fall through the most secure spaces, and apparently have nine lives. However, there's one thing they can't do: taste sweet things. As indicated by a 2007 article in Scientific American, in contrast to different warm-blooded animals, cats can't taste pleasantness because of the way that they "need 247 base sets of the amino acids that make up the DNA of the taste quality. Therefore, it doesn't code for the correct protein … and it doesn't allow felines to taste desserts."

5

 Pogonophobia is the fear of beards.

You likely know something reasonable of men who sport a type of beard growth. However, on the off chance that you experience the ill effects of pogonophobia—the dread of stubbles—at that point, you'd preferably dodge them. Also, it ends up, this dread could be legitimized: A recent report distributed in the diary European Radiology recommends that whiskers contain "altogether higher" measures of microbes than canines do.

6

 A cubic inch of human bone can bear the weight of five standard pickup trucks.

Human bodies can now and then feel defenseless and delicate. In any case, in the event that you need to feel like a superhuman, remember that human bone is really more grounded than both steel and cement. "Bone is uncommonly solid—ounce for ounce, bone is more grounded than steel, since a bar of steel of tantamount size would gauge four or fivefold the amount," biomedical specialist Cindy Bir revealed to Live Science in 2010. "A cubic inch of bone can on a basic level bear a heap of 19,000 lbs. (8,626 kg) or more—generally the heaviness of five standard pickup trucks—making it around multiple times as solid as concrete."

7

 The little dot above a lowercase "i" and "j" has a      name.

While numerous different dialects incorporate composed accents all through their letter sets, English just has two letters that incorporate a "diacritic speck," as indicated by Dictionary.com. That little imprint you make over a lowercase "I" and a lowercase "j" is known as a "bit." It's imaginable a mix of the words "small" and "little" since it is an itty-bitty dab.

8

 If you plug your nose, you can't tell the difference between an apple, a potato, and an onion.

In the event that you've ever been advised to squeeze your nose while taking medication so you don't need to endure the horrendous taste, you should follow that exhortation. Our feeling of smell is answerable for deciphering around 80% of what we taste, as indicated by the University of Florida's Center for Smell and Taste. That implies that without having the option to smell apples, potatoes, and onions, they're undefined. On the off chance that you need to watch a couple of individuals attempt, look at this video from Food Beast. Or then again trust us—it works!

9

 The infinity sign is called a lemniscate.

If you somehow happened to draw a limitlessness sign, you would make such a figure-eight that circled in a persistent, whole line. You could likewise say that you're portraying out a lemniscate, which is another word for the boundlessness sign and signifies "beautified with strips" in Latin.

10

Ketchup was used medicinally in the early 1800s.

It's difficult to imagine ketchup without the sweet tomatoey taste, however, when the sauce was initially designed, it was really a fish-or mushroom-based blend. Ohio doctor John Cook Bennet was one of the primary individuals to add tomatoes to ketchup in 1834, Fast Company reports. Furthermore, on the grounds that it was plentiful in nutrients and cancer prevention agents, the specialist guaranteed that the item, which he sold in pill structure, could help fix loose bowels and acid reflux.

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Europeans were frightened of eating tomatoes when they were presented

 

Researchers think Hernán Cortés acquired the seeds 1519 with the expectation of the natural products being utilized elaborately in nurseries. By the 1700s, blue-bloods began eating tomatoes, however they were persuaded the organic products were poison since individuals would bite the dust subsequent to eating them. Actually, the corrosiveness from the tomatoes brought out lead in their pewter plates, so they'd kicked the bucket of lead harming. These realities about our reality are so astonishing, they're difficult to accept.

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The world's best privateer was a lady

 

The nineteenth century Chinese privateer Ching Shih, a previous sex laborer and widow of fearsome privateer Cheng I, turned into a colossally effective privateer in her own right, succeeding her significant other and in the end instructing in excess of 1,800 privateer ships and 80,000 men (the mysteries she'd found out about her amazing customers at the house of ill-repute additionally proved to be useful).

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Main abstraction of Media Literacy

 

     MEDIA LITERACY

Media Literacy, laid out plainly, is the capacity to recognize various kinds of media and the messages they are sending. At the point when we talk about media, it incorporates print media, for example, papers, magazines and banners, and dramatic introductions, tweets, radio stations, and so on

      CORE CONCEPTS

1- All media messages are built:

Media writings are constructed similarly as clearly as structures and expressways are assembled. The key behind this idea is sorting out who developed the message, out of what materials and to what in particular impact.

2- Media messages are developed utilizing an innovative language with its own guidelines.

Each type of correspondence has its own imaginative language: unnerving music uplifts dread, camera close-ups pass on closeness, large features signal criticalness. Understanding the punctuation, sentence structure and analogy of media language encourages us to be less vulnerable to control.

3-Various individuals experience the equivalent media message in an unexpected way. 

Crowds assume a part in deciphering media messages on the grounds that every crowd part brings to the message a special arrangement of life encounters. Contrasts in age, sexual orientation, instruction and social childhood will produce special translations.

4-Media have installed qualities and perspectives. 

Since they are developed, media messages convey a subtext of who and what is significant in any event to the individual or individuals making the message.

5-Most media messages are coordinated to pick up benefit and additionally power.

A large part of the world's media were created as lucrative undertakings. Papers and magazines spread out their pages with advertisements first; the space remaining is committed to news. 

By considering the center ideas driving each media message, you outfit yourself with a capacity to investigate and decipher a message — and to acknowledge or dismiss its authenticity.

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Indeed, you can smell rain.

 

Try not to be furious with the downpour; it just doesn't have the foggiest idea how to fall upwards.

Climate designs produce particular scents, and one of these is a delicately sharp aroma of ozone that springs from composts and can be conveyed in a tempest's downdrafts from higher elevations, alarming those with touchy noses that the downpour is going to fall.☂

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