Hello guys…..

After a so long days, I am back. Hope you all good.

Today I am here with very frequently connected topic in everyone's life. 

Expections kills.

So just think guys, did you make an expections for any thing or to a person??? If you did those things in your past, I surely confess that it will definitely kills you ordinary activities fluency. Because of, you will completely invest your mind to that thing.

Happiness is slain by expectations. A lot of human dissatisfaction stems from wanting something to happen or someone to act in a certain manner when you have no control over the outcome.

When did you most recently become irate? Angry? Let down? 

You didn't get what you wanted. Someone made a decision that you disagreed with or didn't like. Perhaps you were struck by someone while driving? was impolite to you without obvious cause? I didn't comprehend your viewpoint? Perhaps they didn't finish a task to your standards? 

These are all items that have the ability to quickly arouse significant negative feelings in us. Some people's unpleasant reactions to these seemingly insignificant events might linger for hours or even days. These reactions are caused by rage or irritation.

Our relationships suffer, our mood suffers, and the caliber of our job suffers. When we approach our work with frustration, how do you believe that affects the quality of our work? The same is true of our relationships: if you are acting out of anger, what type of relationships are you creating with your loved ones, clients, and coworkers? Making decisions when you're upset or disappointed will not be the same as making decisions when you're feeling upbeat, joyful, and satisfied. 
Since everyone of us will eventually realize that our life is the culmination of the choices we make, let's make them with happiness in mind. Furthermore, a lot of the things that irritate or anger us are sometimes outside our control. Why waste your energy being upset or irritated over something you are unable to change?

Everybody is unique. Everybody has various expectations and approaches to things. Instead of assuming that "your way is right and their way is wrong," Consider rephrasing the situation and why they are acting the way they are. Perhaps they are cutting ahead of you at the traffic lights because they are late for work. Their point of view differs greatly from yours, which may be due to the fact that they are less educated or have not been exposed to the same material as you. Perhaps their perception of the proper way to complete a task differs from yours because they have only ever seen it completed to a particular standard. Alternatively, it could be that they simply feel worn out and drained after a particularly restless night.
This is all meant to show that most individuals don't mean to let people down. They don't do things purposefully to enrage you. They base their decisions, actions, and words on the culmination of their life experiences—what they have gone through, what they have learned, and what is going on in their lives right now.