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Articles
His talks and Shorts, gathered by theme into short pieces you can read. Each article links to the videos it comes from.
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On fear, worry and overthinking
Most fears are imagined, he says. Look them in the eye, stop overthinking, and clear the clutter from your mind.
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React less, speak better, connect more
The enemy is not outside, he says: it is our own quick reaction. Then learn to speak simply, and to listen.
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Believe in yourself, and keep changing
What you tell yourself programs your mind. Change that, question what you are told, and don’t let a weakness stop you.
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Practice, discipline, focus: his advice to students
Four things make success, he says, in sport, art or study. None of them works in four days.
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Where happiness comes from
Not from things, he says: from creating, from taking joy in your work, from gratitude, and from giving it away.
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The story of his Rajasthan book
How Rajasthan ka Itihas, Sanskriti, Parampara evam Virasat became the standard book for Rajasthan’s exams, edition after edition.
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Pen, paper and one page a day: how he writes
After nearly forty years and more than twenty books, Dr. Jain still writes by hand. In his own words, this is how.
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A calm, strong mind
The mind is like an untamed horse, he says. Here is how he suggests calming it, training it and clearing it out.
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Feelings and good sense
Feelings are not bad, he says, but don’t become their servant. On emotion, tolerance, simplicity and the practice of silence.
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Relationships, company and keeping your word
Talk to each other, look after your relationships like a plant, choose your company with care, and keep your promises.
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His mantras for success
Stop the theft of time, look for ways it can be done, stop making excuses, and keep your confidence. For students and young people starting out.
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Change yourself, change your life
The lock is yours and the key is in your own heart. On changing how we think, accepting change, and lighting a lamp of hope.
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The art of living
Life is a festival, he says. Five habits for each morning, four Ps for any goal, and the joy of nature, music and a guru.