"We each need the skill of elocution to live our lives to the fullest." Learning elocution will brighten up lives.

This will create jobs.

It's a nice gesture altogether.

Well said, Somesh.

Thanks, Miguel.

Word of appreciation is missing nowadays.

Aim for a better place than you expect now. Aim high, not low! Learning one actionable thing each week for a year results in a total of 52 learned things, which is a valuable suggestion.

As said, when used with a proper motive, our chameleon-like abilities can be helpful, yet there is no excuse to misuse them. Your motive speaks volumes about who you are. Complete disclosure of identity fosters trust and fosters genuine connections in both personal and professional relationships.

Traditional professional concepts can be viewed as wise investments that continue to deliver value in the future.

Innovative ideas have the potential to significantly elevate the quality of human life and living standards.

Exploring new opportunities can be valuable, but it's often advisable to remain committed to your primary job or responsibilities.

Impressive article and your concept is great.

Thanks.

The points for "We don’t know ourselves when we" are meaningful. The quotes of Aristotle, Plato and Socrates are significant. Overall this essay is marvelous.

I agree with you, Somesh.

This act make me think that there are good people on earth as of today.

Remarkable post.

@Bill Abbate Your dedication and commitment in crafting the examples to be easily comprehensible for anyone are truly appreciated.

I wholeheartedly embrace the suggestion to change, add or eliminate habits, committing to its guidance with determination and enthusiasm. @Bill Abbate

@Niharika I completely agree with you. However, succumbing to the irresistible temptation, I find immense pleasure and delight in my recent smartphone acquisition, as it effortlessly integrates into my existence, bringing boundless enjoyment.