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5 LESSONS FROM TVF'S ASPIRANTS..

TVF again come up with one of its best creations. TVF Aspirants, a fulfilling webseries on UPSC aspirants in which they showed the day-to-day life struggle of an aspirant.
source: TVF
Lessons 

1. You must be clear about, why. 

As earlier Abhilash was not sure that why he wanted to become an IAS and he was not motivated much. But once Sandeep bhaiya asked him to find the answer of why, everything started getting clear in his mind and this answer of why also motivate him during the whole preparation.

2. Always be ready to swim opposite the flow

When Abhilash was confused that which subject is best for him in optional he was thinking about scoring subjects which are usually chosen by toppers. Then again Sandeep bhaiya guided him that one should take that subject which excites him the most, not that which is taken by most of the aspirants. 

3. Failures are necessary.

Failure is one of the most important phase of everyone's life as it teaches us much more important things than success itself. Every topper will tell what to do but every failed one will tell what not to do.

4. Unworthy sacrifice

Every serious UPSC aspirant sacrifice parties and other distractions for a dream and it is okay, but sacrificing your family, friends and love is not worth that at all.

5. Positive approach

The biggest lesson that we learn from this series is that always look things and situation with a positive approach. Abhilash was earlier very confused but when he was guided by Dhairya then he started looking things with the positive approach. Psitive approach also helps to sustain energy, motivation and positivity in our mind and attitude throughout the preparation.

source: TVF

"Whether it is negative or positive what is in your mind... You will manifest the same kind of results in your real life." Brian Tracy.

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