The golden rule to Live a perfect Life

 1)Before blaming anything else, think: have I done everything within my ability to solve the problem?

It’s easy to blame the outside world, a group of people, or a specific person for your misfortunes. But before you do this, question - have you taken full advantage of every opportunity available to you? Or are you just sitting on your ass, pointing fingers? Are you doing anything you know is wrong? Stop in today.
2) Befriend who wants the best for you. Surround yourself with people who support you and genuinely want to see you succeed. You will push each other to greater heights; each person’s life improves as the others’ lives improve. They won’t tolerate your cynicism, and they will punish you when you mistreat yourself.
3)Do not let your child do anything that makes you dislike. Children who receive no/incorrect feedback will learn the incorrect boundaries of behavior. They will be poorly adjusted and rejected by society, which will severely hamper their happiness. If you don’t teach children the rules, society will punish them for you, far less mercifully.
Location: Haryana, India

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