Inspirational stories| Best Motivational and Powerful Stories For Students

Get 7 to 8 hours of beauty sleep, every day! 2.   Read a book and dedicate reading at least 10 pages every day! 3.   Wake up at 5 am every day and that too without the alarm clock! & don’t forget to stretch your arms after waking up! 4. Deactivate/delete your Instagram, Facebook or any social media accounts, gift yourself a peaceful life! 5. Distance yourself from mobile phones & all electronic devices at least an hour before you go to sleep! & never keep your mobile phones in the vicinity of your bedroom, or anywhere you sleep. 6. Never skip your breakfasts & veggies! & follow this saying- “Breakfast like a king, lunch like a prince, and eat dinner like a beggar.” 7. Make your parents your 1st priority, spend time with them or talk to them for at least 1 hour every day! 8. Start saving money! 9. Play an instrument, take time to pursue any of your hobbies for at least an hour every day! ...

1.Listen Music - music is a bliss in itself. Listen what kind of songs you like but listen necessarily. 2.Develop Reading Habit - There are innumerable ideas to improve your life inside the both covers of the books. 3.Stop Procrastinating - Life is too short to procrastinate. 4.Learn to live alone - Give yourself some time and let the mind bring out the real version of you. 5.Improve Your Vocabulary - Words are the symbols of ideas, make sure you have enough. Thank You.

Jeff bezos was asked how he became so   passionate . Most expected a reply long and sour, but he kept it short and sweet: “ You don’t choose your passions . Your passions CHOOSE YOU.” THE MOTIVATION HACK I. YOUR DREAM is CALLING YOU . . . PICK UP! Before he starred in the role as rapper "Jay-Z," became a   billionaire   and married Beyoncé ,   Shawn Carter   was just one of the guys in the hood. In Brooklyn, Carter was the gangly dude seen around town "walking down the street eating a $1 slice of pizza." Carter—a high school dropout—found himself in the unwanted position of street pharmacist. It was in the midst of petty drug-dealing, however, that Carter’s   dream came calling. In an interview with   Oprah , Carter recalled: I use to stand outside the bodega, and my mind would be overflowed with these poems . . . ya know. It got to a point where I’d have to rush inside the store to borrow a pen and brown paper bag t...