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Pressure cooker!!

Today's topic is one of the most happening experience which has been occured almost in everyone life..
Is been in pressure is good?
I would say 'yes' because if you are under pressure of someone, he knowns very well the potential of yours..and also if he puts little fire behind your back then you will suceed your goal...They thinks for your betterment without even making you realize..


Brain puts pressure to make you lazy


Let's take an example,when I was in 10th grade I used to go to tuition where my sir used to teach me all the subject..I was able to cope up with each subject execpt in language and that one subject could entirely affect my marksheet..I tried but always return with a failure..then at the end of prelims my score in all subjects was perfect except in language, at that crucial moment sir came in my story & he decided to improve my language...he made my everyday pattern from 3-9PM I have to keep standing until I show him 30pages written, in that I have to write from the textbook..that means I have to copy everything from it....and I was seriously frustrated..because it was not less then a torture..standing for 6hrs and at the same time you have to write...He kept in such a dreadful pressure that I ended up in quitting the tuition,cause I was not capable of such a pressure before...
I started studying from home only and I did the same mistake again instead of improving on my weak subject I concentrated on other subject..and when the result came my percentage were good but it could be best if I had improvised it....my self-realization insinct were late but taught me.."That if I am under pressure then goal is near to me"

-stillwriting..

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  1. ankurMay 14, 2020 at 12:07 AM

    Very well and true....but i hope you understand and i wish you really improve this thing in life also then this will more justify. I hope you and all understand and follow...not give up.

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    1. StillwritingMay 14, 2020 at 12:48 AM

      Yes sir, your words are really precious and i appreciate it..i hope my user follow my path as i am doing it...

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