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    Knowledge. It is understanding and awareness of something. What we are taught in school and by our parents to us is information that we obtain from different people and situations in our daily lives. Every human learns new things every single day. Even when someone starring at the wall and then might be acquainted with how ants live and dig holes in that wall.    Knowledge refers to the information, facts, skills, and wisdom acquired through learning and experiences in life. Knowledge is a massive concept and it has no end. Acquiring knowledge involves cognitive processes, communication, perception, and logic. Also, it can make humans recognise and accept the truth to change the world. That is why we have heard the old saying "knowledge is power". How knowledge is important and why?    Knowledge is problem-solving . Every human has problems in life, and those problems can be solved with the power of knowledge to find the solution. Information is powerful stuff but knowled

    We all know already that teamwork is the key to success in most of life and business. We have been teaching how to involve teamwork in the school lesson. All sorts of tasks or projects become easier and faster through teamwork. Working together enables us to tackle big projects and audacious goals that just would not be possible alone. Teamwork gives far beyond making the best carrying the heaviest objects. But not everyone sees the value and benefits of working together. So what is teamwork and why is it important in certain jobs?   Teamwork is a skill that involves the ability to work cooperatively with others. There are a variety of different teamwork skills, but they are all related to the ability to engage and work well with others. Such as communication, conflict management, listening, reliability, and respectfulness. A successful member of a team requires excellent communication, listening, and conflict management skills. However, teamwork is a challenge in and of itself. It

    The mindset of doing now is wonderful and can lower levels of stress and anxiety. However, most of us have a tendency to live in the past or the future. How often do you think about what happened yesterday? How often do you think about what might happen tomorrow? So, how exactly can we live in the present when our mind is constantly worrying about the past or future?    Living in the present moment can help you get back into living mindfully. Well, as the old saying talking is easier than doing. Learning how to be more present is not always easy. If you are the kind of person whose mind wanders and always imagining or thinking about something, here are some strategies that can be tried.   Don't put your dream off until tomorrow . If you have a goal, a dream, or a bucket list it's important to take the steps to achieve it. Make the first steps, spend some time considering the ways to make them real, and celebrate the satisfaction. Luckily, with the internet available today,

    If you remember probably the teacher told you when you were in primary school "Just be yourself, Sweetheart." Your reaction can be a much happier person once you figure out who you truly are. But when you get older, being yourself can feel risky. If you are showing your true self, some people may indeed treat you differently, and that's a risk. But if you have to hide who you really are to be around these people, you can end up feeling lost, lonely, or even feel shame.   Being yourself is about letting drive your self-expression, to learn how to accept yourself, so you can truly be who you are. In other words, it's about how you show others how unique you are. Every person has their own unique ability to show and give a more positive outlook about themselves. Here are some of how to be yourself.   Accept yourself. Nowadays, social media can feel unattractive. Famous models and actors are attractive which is an important part of the job, but now our friends on soci

    As technology advances and game developers keep creating fresh content, there seems to be a new game to try every day. Video games are often misunderstood as couch potatoes or unsophisticated. The popularity of video games has been matched by the controversy they have sparked among parents, psychologists, and educators. However, video games are not always bad.   Video games are electronic, interactive games known for their vibrant colours, sound effects, and complex graphics. In the 1970s, video games were first mass-marketed and they are played by installing cartridges into a game box connected by wire to the television set. The children manipulate a joystick or controller to control the actions of the character displayed on the screen.   The common problem is children often become very involved in video games and do not want to stop playing them. Nowadays, the amount and degree of violence in video games are an important concern for parents. If a child plays violent video games,