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£¨37£©B   Be it offering a seat to an elderly person or throwing the football back to the young child£¬the inner self-satisfaction you get by doing so is priceless£®Once you do so£¬you will feel good about yourself£®
Don't regret£®We all are reasonable beings and it is very human to do unreasonable things at times£®However£¬it does not mean that we should regret what we did in the past£®Every experience is a learning which teaches you what to do and what not to do in future£®£¨38£©D
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D£®So be proud that you have learnt a lesson on your own£®
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F£®If possible£¬express your gratefulness for something every day£®
G£®Throw flowers at others if you wish flowers to be thrown at you£®
14£®Top six ways to teach values to your child
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Make a plan for your day£®Make sure you know how you want your day to go in advance£¬even before you start£®£¨37£©C To work best£¬create the next day's plan the night before so that every morning you spend time performing£¬not planning£®
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