It's Not Ok

The Writers Alliance

Presents 🎉🎉

💝 A Grand Writing Contest 💝

Starting from :- 

12th Feb to 17th Feb

Languages :- 

English | हिन्दी | ગુજરાતી | मराठी | తెలుగు

Perks for winners :-

Top 3 Winners will win :-

✓ E-trophy 🏆

✓ E-medal 🏅

✓ E-certificate 📃

✓ E-appreciation letter 📜

✓ Get feature on official page of "The Writers Alliance" 🤩

✓ Podcast Featuring 🎙️

All Participants will get :-

✓ E-Participation Certificate 📃

✓ Your writeup getting feature in an anthology of which you will be getting E Certificate as well as it's Softcopy for FREE 📚.

✓ Proper reviews for your write ups 📖.

So, what are you guys waiting for ......? 💙

Join our Group for participating.

Link 👇

https://chat.whatsapp.com/DPgp4pj7wfJGs4rLbZapxf

Despite believing to have a positive outlook, we invariably weigh the cons first, consider several times before sparing a compliment, and broadcast only the odds when someone counts on us for advice. What’s more, we prefer needless sarcasm for humour, manage a wry smile when something is genuinely funny, and believe deep down that the glass is actually half empty.

Almost all of us know about the great successful business tycoon Bill Gates, the founder of Microsoft Corporation and the pioneer of the computer revolution worldwide by making software that is easy to use for almost everyone.

However, Bill Gates is also an avid reader from a very young age. Reading novels and encyclopedia right from the fifth grade to 50 novels per year even now, Bill Gates continues to read religiously. He reads a lot of non-fiction and he considers it important to reflect on what we read. He makes notes on the corner of the pages to make sure that his mind is present right there and taking in everything the book has to offer. He is also an author of many non-fiction books, the most recent being 'How to Avoid a Climate Disaster: The Solutions We Have and the Breakthroughs We Need' published on 5th May 2020. 

“You don’t really start getting old until you stop learning, every book teaches me something new or helps me see things differently.”

- Bill Gates

Start your new year thinking about this and try to implement it.

Do you feel that the decade-old teaching style is making your student life monotonous? In the words of Thomas A. Edison, “Our greatest weakness lies in giving up. The most certain way to succeed is always to try just one more time.” Life is certainly a beautiful mess and we, as students, go through a lot of rough patches that ultimately transform us into matured individuals. Patience and perseverance are the keys to tackle arduous situations but we often long for that push that can drift us in the right direction. Movies have been, and still, are the best source of inspiration for all age groups including students. There are many inspirational movies that force us to think outside the box, evoke powerful emotions, challenge us to push our limits and become better person. Without further ado, let us now look at some of the best Motivational Movies for Students which have the power to inspire and help you become the person you want to be. 

Confidence can be a tough thing to build up. We've put together some handy tips to help you out. If you're still having a hard time even after trying these self-help ideas, don't worry! We’ve also listed the ways you can find extra support and work on boosting your confidence with the help of others.

Having a healthy level of self-confidence can help you become successful in your personal and professional life. It can play a role in your motivation to pursue your goals and affect how you present yourself to other people. Research has found, for example, that people who are more confident tend to be more academically successful

Billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates has shared his summer reading list for 2021! In a recent blog post, Gates shared that he randomly picks his next read. But this time, "I find myself reaching for books about the complicated relationship between humanity and nature. Maybe it’s because everyone’s lives have been upended by a virus. Or maybe it’s because I’ve spent so much time this year talking about what we need to do to avoid a climate disaster. Whatever the reason, most of the books on my summer reading list this year touch on what happens when people come into conflict with the world around them," he wrote.

For someone that loves to read, there might have an extensive personal library at home. As your home library grows, you may be looking to safely store some of your books away for safe keeping and possibly other household items. But, books are very sensitive, and if they are not stored properly their condition may suffer. Are you wondering how to store your books in a storage unit? Read this blog for important tips on how to preserve books in long term storage.

We are always advised to take positive thoughts and vibes from wherever we get them as they are the only means for us to maintain a steady pace in life, which is a path that has to be taken until the final destination is in sight.

There is the underlying fact that all of us are taught right from childhood that life is a race and if you don’t keep up the pace then you are bound to lag behind and be crushed by the oncoming runners that is pretty similar to a 100m relay race.

Now what is the one thing that keeps you going in this so called race of life? What is it that you require to keep up the pace with others? What do you require to keep yourself on track without tiring and giving up?

Across the globe, the term ‘the power of positive thinking’ is well known. Some may find it to be too cliche, but those who have learned to truly embrace it can surely tell you that it works wonders! Regardless of our circumstances and situations, we are all capable of being positive. It’s all just a matter of believing that we can be, and putting that into practice. Here’s how to stay positive and keep your happy on, no matter what comes your way!.