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IMPORTANCE OF HONESTY IN LIFE What is Honesty: W hat is honesty and why should you practice honesty, are the two most important questions come in the mind of almost every individual in their life time. Some people experience it in early years and others remain ignorant for most part of their lives and realize at an advanced age. Everyone must make efforts to find suitable answers to these questions and act accordingly. I too had to confront with these questions during my school days and sought to find answers to these questions. Honesty is defined as truthfulness in our spoken words and actions. Our teachers, parents and grand parents were right when they taught us during our childhood years that, “Honesty is the best policy.” This thought was fixed in our subconscious mind during early childhood years as every parents want good habits in their ward. But now after growing up when we practically look into this world and try to find the truth, we see that in this world m

Praising intelligence can hinder children’s intellectual development. Instead, embrace a growth mindset and praise hard work and evolving abilities, which can lead to greater success. We all enjoy being praised. It’s a quick ego-boost and makes us feel good about ourselves.  So it’s only natural that we want our kids to feel the same way. We think that if they feel good about themselves, then results and performance will follow suit. But are all praises created equal? When a child excels at something, should you say: “Wow, you’re really smart”? Or is it better to go with: “Wow, you must have worked really hard on this”? Do the subtle differences even matter? According to Dr Paul O’Keefe, Assistant Professor of Psychology at Yale-NUS College, research shows they do. Not all praises are the same and it is useful for parents and teachers to know the difference. “When we praise intelligence, what we’re saying is that the reason you did well is that you have a natural abi

ABOUT THE VIDEO This piece is originally written by Paul de Senneville and performed by Richard Clayderman. The piece was rearranged by pianist George Davidson and it is his version I perform here. This version is also incorrectly known as "Chopin's Spring Waltz". I believe this is caused by a popular, but wrong titled, video here on youtube. ------------------------------

spoken: Think about the generations and to say we want to make it a better world for our children and our children's children. So that they know it's a better world for them; and think if they can make it a better place. There's a place in your heart And I know that it is love And this place could be much Brighter than tomorrow. And if you really try You'll find there's no need to cry In this place you'll feel There's no hurt or sorrow. There are ways to get there If you care enough for the living Make a little space, make a better place. Chorus: Heal the world Make it a better place For you and for me and the entire human race There are people dying If you care enough for the living Make a better place for You and for me. If you want to know why There's a love that cannot lie Love is strong It only cares for joyful giving. If we try we shall see In this bliss we cannot feel Fear or dread We stop existing and start living Then it feels that a

Lyrics The Milky Way upon the heavens Is twinkling just for you And Mr. Moon he came by To say goodnight to you I'll sing for you I'll sing for mother We're praying for the world And for the people everywhere Gonna show them all we care Oh my sleeping child the world's so wild But you've build your own paradise That's one reason why I'll cover you sleeping child If all the people around the world They had a mind like yours We'd have no fighting and no wars There would be lasting peace on Earth If all the kings and all the leaders Could see you here this way They would hold the Earth in their arms They would learn to watch you play Oh my sleeping child the world's so wild But you've build your own paradise That's one reason why I'll cover you sleeping child I'm gonna cover my sleeping child Keep you away from the world so wild Songwriters: Jascha Richter / Kare Wanscher / Mikkel Lentz /  Soren Madsen Sleepi