hail hi

1 minute ago, Vallavan said:

hail hi

Luke baa .. lifting aapu ra .. 

at least na frustration ikkada theerchukunte .. malli kothaga emayina ardham cheskoccho think cheyyochu

1 minute ago, Paidithalli said:

Luke baa .. lifting aapu ra .. 

at least na frustration ikkada theerchukunte .. malli kothaga emayina ardham cheskoccho think cheyyochu

nuvve pommannaka.. okay mama

8 minutes ago, Amrita said:

Not  generally about people but career decisions etc. If i have options i find it hard to leave one thing. Deadline varaku over think chesi chachipota almost brain ni strain chesi. Books lo rasukoni positives negatives etc. Anduke even if its not great option i often want to have one and only option instead of choices.

Actually idhi chaala manchi strategy ye ga. You might actually realize what you exactly want . My sis-in-law also follows a similar strategy to take a lot of decisions  I've seen her jolting down positives and negatives .

10 minutes ago, Avenger said:

Same here. Anduke mundhu nundi ekkuva options pettukonu ... istam leni vanni cut down chesthu veltha nenu..

Me too.  

1 minute ago, kevinUsa said:

 

Reyyyyy .. appandi nayana.. liftings 

8 minutes ago, thillanaX3 said:

Actually idhi chaala manchi strategy ye ga. You might actually realize what you exactly want . My sis-in-law also follows a similar strategy to take a lot of decisions  I've seen her jolting down positives and negatives .

Writing down and comparing i often do for almost everything. Firstly, we don't forget points when we write it down on paper as i do it for few days . Secondly, easy comparison. Thirdly, helps me to know myself and retrospect my thinking when i turn pages in book at a later time. Works for me . 

Bold: Yeah it helps for sure