Mahi's Diary
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Hello there π Here , I share my journey in tech and other skills,self-improvement,faith,my hobbies including music,movie,books and random thoughts No perfection, just progressπ
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My project has been selected for voting in the Nexus New Year Challenge π, and the next step is the public vote! The top 3 winners (by votes) will receive their first Upwork contract π, so your support really means a lot to me. Please click the link below and join the Nexus Telegram channel first, then vote (ππΎ) on my project using the link below. NB: Reactions from accounts that havenβt joined the channel are not counted, so please make sure you click the βJoin Channelβ button before reacting. Also, make sure you react to the project post on the official Nexus channel, not to this forwarded message. Thank you so much for your support! β€οΈβ€οΈβ€οΈ Here is the link: https://t.me/nexus_tutorial/371
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He burned around 2 Million dollars to make sure his daughter is warm
This is one of those many crazy things he had done
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Actually, I learned this lesson for the first time like 3 or 4 years ago, but I've been understanding it so much more in recent years. Most of us conclude things about a person without knowing them at all ,sometimes just because of something we heard about them, and sometimes without even hearing anything. And then, when we finally get to know that person, since we already have a conclusion in our minds, when their actions are the opposite of what we expected, we try to deny it or get confused. People will always talk about others, whether in a good way or a bad way....that's their right actually . But why do we let their words trap us? Idk, me too π But seriously, don't conclude too fast, please And this isn't only about people. It also applies to situations we've never experienced before. When we ask others about those situations, they usually tell us based on their own experience whether it was good or bad. (α ααα α¨αααα ααα α¨αααα©α΅α α΅α°α ) But hey, how do you know how that situation will turn out for you unless you try? From my experience, most situations aren't as good as people say they are, or they're not as bad as people criticize them to be either. So go for it. Experience it yourself. Give it your own chance. Don't conclude without experiencing anything. π€ #2018Lessons #GoForIt Mahi's DiaryDon't conclude too fast!
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Me:α₯α α₯αα°αα α αα ααα, I will try againπͺ
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The feeling when you are excited to work on something but when something sooo small gives you a hard timeπ
