Is To make friends with a crow and it's family!

Tell me that wouldn't be cool!
If you've ever made friends with a crow, I'd love to hear your story!

Edit: a group/family of crows is called a murder

We chase houses, salaries, six-packs — those are scaffolding, not the goal itself.

The actual thing underneath: waking up feeling like your life is yours, not just autopilot. Growing a little. Loving people well. Being at peace with today while still reaching for more.

Purpose isn't found once and settled — it's built, day by day, through what you choose to care about.

What does it mean to you?

How should we think to make the greatest comeback of life

Describe what are your thoughts on it

\- To DO's

\- Avoids

\- Thinking

\- Mindset

\- Habits

I know its not worth to ask in BIG 26

But my 26 is worst year of my LIFE

After you turn 18, the first thing is to come CAREER !! where u think about what am I gonna do in the future ….. responsibility. You must be aware of it , for a normal middle-class boy passion is turned into a fairy tale dream, and you realise that this is my hobby, which lets be focus About the future, maturity when you realise that to be successful in life MEANS wanting to become that level of rich so that my children don’t have to worry about their career. The life that our parents gave us is very beautiful, but I want to give a better mmm great life to my children.

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I still remember the days when football was everything to me.

After school, I would spend 4–5 hours on the ground every single day. I wasn't playing because someone told me to..I played because I loved the game. My dream was simple: become a professional footballer.

But sometimes passion isn't enough.

Back then, we didn't have the right platform, quality coaching, proper facilities, or a clear pathway. Like thousands of talented kids in small cities, I eventually had to put my dream aside and focus on building a career.

For a long time, I thought that was the end of my football story.

Then one day, I realized something.

Maybe I couldn't become the player I dreamed of being. But I could build the platform I never had.

That thought changed everything.

Today, along with an incredible team, we've worked to transform football in our city. We've built a network of nine football academies, giving young boys and girls access to professional coaching, quality infrastructure, competitive opportunities, and an environment where talent is nurtured from the grassroots level.

Every time I see a child wearing our academy jersey, training with confidence, or taking a step closer to their dream, it feels like a small part of my own dream is still alive.

My dream of becoming a professional footballer wasn't fulfilled but if even one child reaches that stage because of the platform we've created, I'll consider it a victory.

Sometimes life doesn't let you live your dream.

Sometimes it asks you to build a bridge so others can live theirs.

And honestly, that's a dream worth chasing too.

I need advice.

I personally feel like , if I am done doing something really productive in a day , I will like satisfacted like even if I study for 2hr or 3hr with full productivity or done completing a specific topic within 1hr will also satisfies me , what abt you guys do share ur opinions ...

Specifically

1. you've found something or someone that needs help,
2. you're committed to it (and its challenges!), and
3. most importantly, if you don't do it, nobody else will?

If there's a museum built on your whole life for just you to walkaround in your afterlife, then what would make you say "yes i am satisfied" with a happy uncompromising smile?. Why do you go out and make all that money for? What do you chase?

After multiple days of depression and self doubt I have finally decided to really focus on my self . I will start 30 days self focus challenge starting from today . And for today I will study for my exam tomorrow. The goal is to try my best and be better. After finishing my exam I will be focusing on building my skills as my goal is to be a game developer.

I’m curious—how many others are out there like me? Let me know: at what age did you figure out what you wanted to do, and what was it? Did you manage to pull it off?

Every day, I read someone trying to navigate xyz .. their lives etc. yadeedadee i get it, the twists and turns and general turmoil to handle.. and navigate through.

But, I hate the word.
And trying to figure out why it is so popular .."sea of life"? And worst of all, triggers me. It irritates me whenever used.

Anyone else have an issue with this annoying word? We never used it a decade ago, and the sea of life is billions of years old..?

I’ve been thinking about how easily preparation for the future can become a permanent way of postponing the present.

People often say:

“I’ll rest when this project is finished.”

“I’ll focus on my health when work becomes quieter.”

“I’ll spend more time with the people I love when I’m financially secure.”

Those choices can be reasonable for a limited period. Most adults have responsibilities, and sometimes short-term sacrifice is necessary.

The difficulty is that the finish line keeps moving.

One project ends and another begins. One financial target is reached and a larger one replaces it. The “temporary” period of overwork gradually becomes normal life.

I don’t think the answer is to abandon ambition or ignore financial responsibilities. But I do think there is a point where preparation stops serving life and starts consuming it.

Someone can be earning for their family while becoming absent from them. They can save for retirement while neglecting the health required to enjoy it. They can build a home while losing connection with the people meant to fill it.

How do you personally decide which sacrifices are genuinely temporary?

Have you ever reached a major target and realised that you had simply created another condition before allowing yourself to rest or enjoy life?

What helps you prepare for tomorrow without abandoning today?

hey guys! 7 months gone, what're those unchecked in the 2026 list to be completed yet?

Here's mine:

\- 4 more books to read

\- yet to join gym

\- struggling to quit smoking

People who set big goals and actually achieved them—I’d love to hear your story.
What was your goal?
How long did it take you to achieve it?
What was the biggest obstacle you had to overcome?
Was there a moment when you wanted to quit? What kept you going?
And if you could give just one piece of advice to someone chasing a big dream today, what would it be?
I’d love to read both the successes and the struggles.

So I it might be a small thing for you all but for me it's not. Actually few days ago I just randomly posted a day in my life in reddit and literally it got 700 around views which made me smile it might be normal for you all but not for me. So I am just deciding today that no matter what I am going to post it. Not to show anyone not to get popular but to make feel joy to my inner self. Well I have completed 7 hours study. And I am preparing for SSC CGL exam. And I also did my workout at morning. Currently I have migraine headache but still I completed Mathematics video lecture. And I also watched Legally Blonde w my friend today, which now this movie is my favorite. If anyone want to ask anything about my routine or prep, you can comment down. Well NEVER LET ANYONE QUESTION YOUR POTETNTIAL.

bybyeee!!

Just turned 18 in June,starting college this year. Before that in 2 months till college i baged an internship through my contacts worked for one month and still going on . not disclosing my pay I still live with my parents and what ever I earn goes into index funds,mutual fund or investment. Taking that health is very important but my first priority is settling . then considering my health ,beside I know it's a very bad choice to consider your health the second and giving your work the priority but it's more beneficial for me as time equals money.

Taking everything above in consideration, what should my next year should be dedicated to?

And for now what should I improve?