Ten Commandments

I have compiled the following ten commandments as essential for every individual for their successful life practices. However, the key is execution.
1) First things first. Do not pile up the issues and solve them immediately
2) Use the intuition. Practice the analytical skill with intuition to decide the course
3) Utilize the opportunities. Opportunities are rare, be alert and utilize them in full extend
4) Be courageous. Bold enough to express the right thing and be impartial
5) All are not same. Don’t expect people to be perfect and allow them to learn
6) Don’t expect kindness. World will never be kind to us and don’t expect any favour
7) Don’t confuse. Balance the life and be organized. Today’s life should not be a worry for tomorrow
8) Quality in life. Life should be quality driven and not money driven
9) Principles centered life. Live with the principles and practice them with characters
10) Believe in destiny. Noting can happen except what has been destined (by God)

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