Are you satisfied with what you have in your life?

[2] I do not want to earn unnecessary wealth, it is not just the wealth needed to manage our family.

[3] I like to respect the elder / teacher - my custom is always to respect their good deeds

[4] Good listening - I have been listening good all the time since I was a student (especially with regard to all teacher's guidance / class / others).

[5] Let other people speak first - obviously I have a habit of respecting others' words. I then made a comment.

[6] Always prefer (or pick) the good points of others - I usually do not care about the bad points of others. I depend on their kind nature

[7] Free Coach - I've been a free tutor for engineering students over the past 25 years and I hope to continue doing so in the future.

[9] Foreign visit - I am one of the fortunate men who visited many developed countries on five continents (I spent a lot of money to learn a lot)

[10] The first wish (we call it the "poor Sanskrit language") - I do not expect others' wishes, my custom is to always wish others to go first.

[12] Do not hurt - I will not tolerate hurting other people (even if they are wrong), I will do my best to make them understand

[13] I can never frown (as I deal with success, accept and accept defeat, if any)

Finally, I will give you some inviting advice: your mistake. You should not ask, "Will I become poorer?" "Are you satisfied with life? Are you satisfied with life (for you), are you richer or poor than you? According to a more significant experience, for some people, income is It is the sole determinant of life satisfaction. But for most people there are many factors that influence our health, in addition to income - work, health, family, community, the future prospects. It is the sum of all aspects of life that will determine your happiness in the present and the future.

The third part of subjective happiness, satisfaction of life is the assessment of your entire life. Are you satisfied with your life? What is the condition of your life? Are you close to your ideal life? Do you have any important things you want in life? Do you change your life? These are all questions designed to evaluate the satisfaction of life. It is important to note that satisfaction of life is not the sum of your emotional health conditions over time. For example, habitually happy individuals can be very satisfied with their overall education, even if they feel they are satisfied only with their particular part, for example textbooks and courses .