Life Safari

This articles includes a list of the 10 best-selling books. Best-selling books are ranked by number of copies sold, not my personal ratings. Well, I have researched on them and I want you to read  about   them & them. Also, it is worth noting that some religious and political books such as  The Bible ,  Geeta ,  Quran , and  Quotations from Chairman Mao  are believed to have more than a billion copies each in existence. However, sales numbers for these books are nearly impossible to track because many are given away by churches or governments. Additionally, these books have often been printed by a wide range of publishers over centuries, many of them unreported. For these reasons, major religious and political texts are not listed here, but we can all agree that they are among the top selling books of all-time.         10 Best-Selling Books of All-Time #1 –  The Originals Don Quixote   ( 500 million copies sold ) ...

If you’re anything like me, keeping commitments to yourself isn’t easy. Staying committed to others who are relying on us is simple enough, but   why is it so hard to keep those commitments to ourselves? When I say keeping a commitment to yourself, I mean doing what you say you’re going to do. If you say you’re going to start waking up earlier, sticking up for yourself, working fewer hours, or eating better, those are commitments to yourself that no one else is going to do for you. But if you’re always setting goals and plans for yourself but can’t seem to follow through with them, you’re breaking the most important promise – the one with yourself. I found myself getting tired of doing this, so I decided it was time to keep the commitments I make for myself.  In this post, I’m sharing some thoughts I’ve had about self-commitment and how I’m shifting my mindset to prioritize my goals, especially when my doubts try to talk me out of things. Why Do We Break Promises To Ourselves?...

A few weeks ago, a friend told me she’d found a book called 24/6: The Power of Unplugging One Day a Week by Tiffany Shlain. The title intrigued me and luckily it was available to download from my library, so I started it that night and finished reading it the next day. As I was reading the book on Sunday, I decided I was going to try a weekly digital detox starting that day and then every Sunday for a month.  I’m already pretty conscious with my phone usage (my phone is always on do not disturb mode with time limits for social media apps), but I’d never thought to take a full day away from my digital devices. When you’re constantly plugged-in to apps and devices designed to steal your attention (Netflix has said their main competitor is sleep), you start to lose track of reality and your identity outside of technology. I thought this was the perfect experiment to see if it would have a positive effect on my mindset. After implementing weekly digital detoxes every Sunday for a mon...

" The only thing stopping you from  manifesting your dreams is you." For a long time, I was skeptical about it The "Law of Attraction" thought philosophy denied logic, I felt. The idea that my thoughts have the power to attracts situations into my life felt charmingly magical but undeniably delusional. However, I gave it a try. And I confess, I've come full circle to support the scientific theory. From a person who stood bewildered at the face of challenges, I have transformed myself into someone who knows how to manifest anything! Manifestation is no easy feat but completely doable. Here are the steps you need to follow to manifest your dreams into reality: I. Stop The Mind's Chatter The mind travels across boundaries sans passport It's never there when you want to focus on a particular task. For example, you want to remember the answer you memorized to an interview question, and the mind throws you a song you were humming yesterday. The mind also weigh...