Work - Hard and Smart

Do smart work - Have an extra edge to outperform others.....

 The word work it no less than a severe headache for those who don't want to work, isn't it ???. But when it comes to preparation for a long term goals or any competitive exams then time management becomes very crucial , whether you love to work or just want to chill out , you have to prepare , no matter how hard it is, you have to do it .....
so lets face the truth if we have to achieve something in our life then we have to take some serious steps because this is that part of our life which is a do or die situation ...we can make our career or ruin our life. so what to do now.... if you have decided your target then you must have thought of a path to reach your goal....now do as the wise says...
1. divide your big goal into small targets
2. enjoy whenever you pass a level, this will boost your confidence
3.never lose hope, because the survival of a new born in this harsh environment is itself a miracle and if you are reading this then it has happened with you. you just need to believe in yourself
4. most important how to divide the task for example you have to learn physics- you have 6 months time 
then there's​ no point in working so hard in a single day that next day you don't have the courage to start your work
Rather ill suggest make a target and stick to it like solve 10 question a day regularly. if you'll look back at the 180th day you have an experience of solving almost 1800 questions, don't you think that you have really done something.
5. the above mentioned method can be applied to anything whether you want to learn guitar, or you have to become a vocalist or dancer
you can achieve anything
just remember every sweet success comes with some bitter experiences, but its in your hand to reduce the bitterness.
all the best guys...

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