NTS and CSS Preparation

Key Words In Question Papers Of CSS, PMS
Competitive exams (CSS, PMS, PCS and other sort of commission exams) are different from academic exams on the basis of syllabus, paper setting, assessment and evaluation, and the ratio of success and failure.

Interestingly in the compulsory and optional papers of CSS, PCS and PMS,the nature of questions asked tends to require holistic understanding and tactful handling. The questions carry different, complex terminologies, words, terms, command words and phrases that create confusion resulting in lack of clinical understanding and ultimately unsatisfactory performance despite the fact students have sound knowledge and systematic preparation.

For facilitating aspiring candidates to unpack questions in a more comprehensive way, this write-up is based on critical analysis of key exam words. In the coaching academies and learning centers, more focus is directed on theoretical aspects instead of practical technicalities which are the hallmarks of success. Keeping this in mind, this piece of writing is a useful read for competitive students.

Analyze

Take apart an idea, concept or statement and examine and criticize its sub-parts in detail. You have to be methodical and logical. Break an issue into its constituent parts. Look in depth at each part using supporting arguments and evidence for and against as well as how these interrelate to one another.

Asses

Describe a topic’s positive and negative aspects and say how useful or successful it is, or consider its contribution to
knowledge, events or processes (this is usually about how important something is).Weigh up to what extent something is true. Persuade the reader of your argument by citing relevant research but also remember to point out any flaws and counter-arguments as well. Conclude by stating clearly how far you are in agreement with the original proposition.

Clarify

Literally make something clearer and, where appropriate, simplify it. This could involve, for example, explaining in simpler terms a complex process or theory, or the relationship between two variables.

Comment on/upon

Pick out the main points on a subject and give your opinion, reinforcing your point of view using logic and reference to relevant evidence, including any wider reading you have done. Both pros and cons are presented based on one’s critical thinking.

Compare

Identify the similarities and differences between two or more phenomena. Say if any of the shared similarities or differences are more important than others. ‘Compare’ and ‘contrast’ will often feature together in an essay question.

Contrast

Similar to compare but concentrate on the dissimilarities between two or more phenomena, or what sets them apart. Point out any differences which are particularly significant.

Consider

Say what you think and have observed about something. Back up your comments using appropriate evidence from external sources, or your own experience. Include any views which are contrary to your own and how they relate to what you originally thought.

Critically Evaluate

Give your verdict as to what extent a statement or findings within a piece of research are true, or to what extent you agree with them. Provide evidence taken from a wide range of sources which both agree with and contradict an argument. Come to a final conclusion, basing your decision on what you judge to be the most important factors and justify how you have made your choice.

A critical evaluation of a subject will warrant an assertive essay response that details the extent to which you agree with a set of findings, a theory, or an argument. You need to present a critique of, alternative perspectives. State your conclusion clearly and state the reasons for this conclusion, drawing on factors and evidence that informed your perspective. Also try to justify your position in order to present a convincing argument to the reader.

Criticize

Point out a topic’s mistakes or weaknesses as well as its favourable aspects. Give a balanced answer (this will involve some analysis first).

Demonstrate

The key to tackling ‘demonstrate’ questions is to use several examples, evidence, and logical arguments. Essentially, you are required to show how a particular research topic or argument is valid by using evidence and arguments to support your claim.

Define

To give in precise terms the meaning of something. Bring to attention any problems posed with the definition and different interpretations that may exist.

Describe

Provide a detailed explanation as to how and why something happens.

Discuss

Essentially this is a written debate where you are using your skill at reasoning, backed up by carefully selected evidence to make a case for and against an argument, or point out the advantages and disadvantages of a given context. Remember to arrive at a conclusion. All aspects like political,social,cultural and economic dynamics are explored.

Examine

Look in close detail and establish the key facts and important issues surrounding a topic. This should be a critical evaluation and you should try and offer reasons as to why the facts and issues you have identified are the most important, as well as explain the different ways they could be construed.

A close examination of a research topic or argument requires that you establish the key facts and important issues concerning the topic or argument by looking at them in close detail. This means that you must adopt a very critical approach with ‘examine’ question words.

You should also try to provide some context on why the issues and facts that you have closely examined are important. Have these issues and facts been examined differently by other scholars? If so, make a note of this. How did they differ in their approach and what are the factors that account for these alternative approaches?

‘Examine’ questions are less exploratory and discursive than some other types of question. They focus instead on asking you to critically examine particular pieces of evidence or facts to inform your analysis.

Explain

Clarify a topic by giving a detailed account as to how and why it occurs, or what is meant by the use of this term in a particular context. Your writing should have clarity so that complex procedures or sequences of events can be understood; defining key terms where appropriate, and be substantiated with relevant research.

Give an account of

Means give a detailed description of something. Not to be confused with ‘account for’ which asks you not only what, but why something happened.

Explore

Adopt a questioning approach and consider a variety of different viewpoints. Where possible reconcile opposing views by presenting a final line of argument.

Identify

Determine what are the key points to be addressed and implications thereof.

Illustrate

A similar instruction to ‘explain’ whereby you are asked to show the workings of something, making use of definite examples and statistics if appropriate to add weight to your explanation.

Interpret

Demonstrate your understanding of an issue or topic. This can be the use of particular terminology by an author, or what the findings from a piece of research suggest to you. In the latter instance, comment on any significant patterns and causal relationships.

Justify

Make a case by providing a body of evidence to support your ideas and points of view. In order to present a balanced argument, consider opinions which may run contrary to your own before stating your conclusion.

With ‘justify’ question words, you need to explain the basis of your argument by presenting the evidence that informed your outlook. In such answers, you need to present your evidence in a convincing way, demonstrating good reasons for adopting your position. Here, a critical approach becomes crucial. You need to explain why other possible arguments are unsatisfactory as well as why your own particular argument is preferable.

Outline

Convey the main points placing emphasis on global structures and interrelationships rather than minute detail.

Review

Look thoroughly into a subject. This should be a critical assessment and not merely descriptive.

Summarise

Give a condensed version drawing out the main facts and omit superfluous information. Brief or general examples will normally suffice for this kind of answer.

Review

An answer to a ‘review’ question word should demonstrate critical examination of a subject or argument. This is done by recapping or summarizing the major themes or points in question, and critically discussing them while giving your opinion.

Put another way, ‘review’ questions entail offering your opinion on the validity of the essay question. For example, you may be asked to review the literature on electoral reform in Pakistan. You’ll need to give an overview of the literature and any major arguments or issues that arose from it. You then need to comment logically and analytically on this material. What do you agree or disagree with? What have other scholars said about the subject? Are there any views that contrast with yours? What evidence are you using to support your assessment? Don’t forget to state your position clearly.

Review answers should not be purely descriptive; they must demonstrate a high level of analytical skill. The aim is not simply to regurgitate the works of other scholars, but rather to critically analyze these works.

To what Extent

Evokes a similar response to questions containing ‘How far…‘. This type of question calls for a thorough assessment of the evidence in presenting your argument. Explore alternative explanations where they exist.

Understanding questions properly and presenting one’s answers in a convincing and comprehensive manner need extensive reading and continued writing practice. As an instructor of English language and literature, students of academic as well as competitive exams shy away from these salient features of handwork and smart study. Based on my personal experience, coaching academies and personal tutors or instructors should be prioritized as guidance and supervision are the sine qua non of success story. Building vocabulary and developing professional writing skills need time, energy, patience and commitment. The best way out is unflinching efforts and struggle.

It's Important to Improve Your Vocabulary 8

1 sniffle /ˈsnɪf(ə)l/
to keep breathing in noisily through your nose, for example because you are crying or you have a cold

2 yucky /ˈjʌki/
dirty, ugly, or unpleasant

3 atone /əˈtəʊn/
to show that you are sorry for doing something bad or wrong

4. didactic
ADJECTIVE/daɪˈdæktɪk/
intended to teach something, especially a moral lesson

5 impel /ɪmˈpel/
if a feeling or idea impels you to do something, it forces you to do it
impel someone to do something: Even though I was angry, something impelled me to smile.

6 obligated /ˈɒblɪˌɡeɪtɪd/
See note below.
be/feel obligated to do something
if you are obligated to do something, you must do it because it is your duty or it is morally right

7 noxious /ˈnɒkʃəs/ നൊക്‌ഷെസ്
harmful, or poisonous

8 inadvertently /ˌɪnədˈvɜː(r)t(ə)ntli/
not deliberately, and without realizing what you are doing
I’m afraid I inadvertently took your bag.

9 nurture /ˈnɜː(r)tʃə(r)/ നേർചർ
to provide the care and attention necessary for a young child, animal, or plant to grow and develop

10 rut /rʌt/ റt

COUNTABLE USUALLY SINGULAR a situation that is boring and difficult to change
be (stuck) in a rut: If you’re in a rut, change jobs.
Note

IELTS Vocabulary Words List
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Curler – roller
Grasping – greedy
Skull – cranium
Conscientious – virtuous
Hate – loathe
Foyer – lobby
Maneuver – manipulate
Numerous – many
Wonderful – marvelous
Bloodbath – massacre
Cruel – mean
Important – meaningful
Quite – fairly
In the meantime – meanwhile
Reminiscence – memory
Obligatory – compulsory
Unforeseen – unexpected
After – following, next
Intellectual – mental
Contemporary – modern
Humble – modest
Religious – devout
Impolite – rude
Second – moment
Temper – mood
Immobile – motionless
Mobile – moveable
Hearsay – rumor
Pattern – sample
Homicide – murder
Incidentally – by the way
To condemn – to sentence
Devil – satan
Passable – satisfactory
Contented – satisfied
Warranty – guarantee
Meager – scanty
Almost – nearly
Afraid – scared
Dull – blunt
Comic – comedian
Stupid – silly
To renew – to resume
Hint – trace, tip
Uncared for – neglected
Damage – hurt
Easy – simple
Transparent – obvious
Moment – occasion
To beat – to defeat
Unbiased – impartial
Rude – impolite
Deserted – abandoned
To denote – to indicate, to represent
Unmarried – single
Cry – sob
Foxy – cunning
Depraved – wicked, evil
Ability – skill
Scrumptious – delicious
Mysterious – occult
Couch – sofa
Vacancy – emptiness
Special – exceptional
Daybreak – dawn
Trivial – worthless
Naked – bare
To bring sth. Back – to reintroduce
Arise – occur
Convention – conference
Uninjured – unhurt
Mild – gentle
Earth – soil
Movie – film
Beneficial – favorable
Ielts Vocabulary Words List 2
To illustrate – to demonstrate
To hazard – to endanger
Worn – old
Everlasting – eternal
Enemy – opponent
Modern – contemporary
Uncommon – unusual
Non – stop
Pressing – urgent
Amateur – beginner
To narrate – to relate
Possibility – opportunity
Abandon – forsake
Contrary – opposite
Famous – famed, renowned
Militant – combative
Poisonous – toxic
Dirty – soiled
Help – aid
To intend – to mean
Association – organization
Continue – persist
Branch – department
Fool – idiot
Particular – specific
Upset – perturb
Inventory – stock
Independent – autonomous
To bring sb. Up – to raise
Conservative – cautious
To oversee – to supervise
Surplus – excess
Decontrol – deregulate
Nervous – perturbed
Choosy – picky
Midway – halfway
Deliberate – planned
Fantastic – great, brilliant
Impatient – eager
Believable – plausible
Omnipotent – all
To imitate – to mimic
Belly – stomach
Nice – pleasing
Gratis – free of charge
Well mannered – polite
Able – capable
To glitter – to sparkle
Ballot – poll
Formerly – previously
New – fresh
Precept – principle
Approve – endorse
Before – prior
Must Learn: Most Basic Vocabulary words for Beginners

Fanatic – enthusiast
Precedence – priority
Yield – produce
Economic – profitable
Suggest – propose
Inheritor – heir
Unusual – strange
Impasse – deadlock
Thrive – prosper
Successful – prosperous
Hypothesis – speculation
Hard – firm
Backbone – spine
Constitution – structure
Sunrise – dawn
Valueless – worthless
Awful – atrocious
To demonstrate – to protest
Adult – grown
Measure – degree
Divide – split
Manmade – artificial
To put sth. Back – to postpone
Cussed – stubborn
Loveable – habitable
Obdurate – stubborn
Intermittent – sporadic
Drastic – extreme
Moreover – in addition
Detached – indifferent
Immaculate – spotless
Vocabulary Words for Ielts List 3
Dedicated – committed
Ignorant – unaware
Constant – fixed
Intolerant – bigoted
Congested – stuffed
To symbolize – to represent
Dash – sprint
Hunger – starvation
Stable – steady
Stable – steady
Egocentric – selfish
Hospitable – cordial
Legitimate – valid, leva
Mindless – senseless
Destiny – fate
Touchy – sensitive
Loopy – crazy
Imperative – vital
Business – commerce, trade
Honest – truthful
Napkin – serviette
Disgrace – shame
Confederate – accomplice
To enquire – to investigate
Sure – certain
To provide – to supply
Phantasm – illusion
Scarcity – shortage
Delicate – fragile
Dull (person) – stupid
Dawn – daybreak
About – approximately
To hawk – to peddle
Constantly – always
To overlook – to miss
Barren – infertile
Merciless – cruel
Bizarre – weird
Continuous – continual
Maximum – uppermost
Bum – backside, behind, bottom
To mirror – to reflect
Commencement – graduation
Dumb – stupid
Usually – generally, normally
Becoming – fitting
Concord – harmony
Always – forever
Bashful – shy
Soiled – dirty
Daring – bold
To expire – to run out
Insufficient – inadequate
Signal – sign
Foolish – silly
Candy – sweet
Happily – fortunately
Word – synonym
Inflow – influx
Surroundings – environment
Tailored – tailor
Impassive – emotionless
Docile – tame
Transitory – temporary
Internal – inner
A narrative – a story
To mimic – to imitate
Gay – homosexual
Bid – tender
Organic – biological
To confine – to restrict
Convenient – handy
To migrate – emigrate
Vocabulary Words for Ielts List 4
Blameless – innocent
Crazy – insane
Noted – famous
Madness – insanity
Arrogant – haughty
Awful – terrible
To disclaim – to deny
To vary – to differ
Accurate – correct
Sacristy – vestry
Dreadful – terrible
Immoderate – excessive
Cozy – comfortable
Garbage can – trashcan
Perception – insight
Hang – out
Immediate – instant
Mind – intellect
Vague – indistinct
Understandable – comprehensible
Indisputable – undeniable
Terror – terrorism
Highbrow – intellectual
Cube – dice
Remoted – isolated
Well timed – timely
Gratuity – tip
Disadvantaged – deprived
Abundant – ample
To misconceive – to misunderstand
Denims – jeans
Connect – join
Ecstasy – joy
Magistrate – justice of the peace
Eager – keen
Wise – knowing
Crusade – campaign
To establish – to set up
Neutral – impartial
Vicious – ferocious
Interplay – interaction
To desert – to abandon
Touchdown – landing
Oblique – indirect
To accomplish – to achieve
Hashish – cannabis
To close – to shut
Defective – faulty
Mischievous – impish
Dormant – inactive
Idle – lazy
Turbulent – blustering
To disclose – to reveal
Dally – loiter
Isolated – lonely
Missing – lost
Drab – dull
Fortunate – lucky
Off – season
Mendacity – lying
Superb – magnificent
Leading – main
Chiefly – mainly
Aggressive – militant
Noon – midday
Vague – indistinct
Misfortune – mishap
Misread – misinterpret
Deceptive – misleading
Lacking – missing
Jealous – envious
Doubt – mistrust
Wrong – mistaken
Away – absent
To notify – to inform
Mannequin – model
Dicey – risky
Empty – drain
Misery – distress
Impartial – neutral
Impartial – neutral
To behave – to act
Bendy – flexible
Extra – additional
Words for Ielts List 4
To administer – to manage
Murderer – assassin
To maintain – to preserve
Mediocre – fair
Aromatic – fragrant
Dispute – debate
Ambitious – aspiring
To foretell – to predict
To ignore – to disregard
Virtue – advantage
To cope – to manage
Appreciable – considerable
Disagreeable – unpleasant
Rubbish – nonsense
To bear on sth. – to affect
Lousy – awful
To consult – to refer to
Cranky – cross
Mackintosh – waterproof coat
Pocket book – notebook
Middleman – intermediary
Paper money – notes
Infamous – notorious
Mirth – fun
Selection – choice
To quake – to tremble
Today – nowadays
Self – assured
Mean – unkind
Contaminate – defile
Impediment – obstacle
Construction (lit.) – interpretation
Hostile – antagonistic
To function – to operate
Apparent – obvious
Comfort – consolation
Unstated – unspoken
Enormous – huge, immense
Sincere – honest
Imperfect – faulty
Obsolete – out of date
Above – overhead
Total – entire,
Twosome – pair
Especially – particularly
Monotonous – boring
To hurry – to rush
Ardor – passion
Gut – intestine
Identical – duplicate
Immodest – conceited
Untrue – unfaithful
Achieve – accomplish
To annoy – to irritate, to bother
Awkward – clumsy
Completely – totally
Post – mortem
To elevate – to raise, to promote
Insolvent – bankrupt
To rue – to regret
Essential – fundamental
Peaceable – peaceful
Nightfall – dusk
Handsome – good
Stupid – dense
Zenith – peak
Vacant – empty
Fragrance – perfume
Maybe – perhaps, possibly
Aid – help, assist
Bad (not good) – poor, naughty
Magician – conjuror
Unfortunate – unlucky
Gravestone – headstone
Housebreaking – burglary
To grab – to seize
Refrain – chorus
To disappear – to vanish
Painting – portray
Adjourn – postpone
Instructions – directions
Momentous – powerful
Priority – precedence
Stationary – fixed
Praise – compliment
Insufferable – unbearable
Previous – preceding
Exactly – precisely
Mistrust – distrust
Early – premature
Untimely – premature
Antagonize – provoke
Citation – quotation
Naughty – disobedient
Cheesy – corny, tacky
Huge – vast
Hole – gap
Magnify – expand
Lethal – deadly
Immune – exempt
Mourn – grieve
Ban – forbid
Infrequent – rare
Spontaneous – automatic
To cite – to quote
Uncooked – raw
Arrive – reach, come
Dark – dismal
Unlawful – illegal
Knowingly – deliberately
Moderately – reasonably
Insurgent – rebel
Uprising – rebellion
Clerk – receptionist
Miserable – depressing
Curative – healing
Equity – fairness
Immature – inexperienced
Artful – crafty
Practically – virtually
Conscious – aware
To arrive – to reach
Apparent – evident
Crook – criminal
Unvoiced – voiceless
Vocabulary Words for Ielts List 5
Negligent – inattentive
To differentiate – to distinguish
Inferior – substandard
Win – succeed
Hold – grasp
To nominate – to appoint
To near – to approach
To impact – to affect
Charter – constitution
Eccentric – unusual
Consecutive – successive
Morose – sullen
Disagree – differ
Invoice – bill
To withstand – to resist
Insupportable – intolerable
Meeting – assembly
To convey – to communicate
To denationalize – to privatize
Abstract – summary
Attractive – appealing
Illiberal – intolerant
To overhaul – to overtake
Anyway – besides
To respond – to reply
Precis – summary
Dry – arid
To minimize – to play down
Satisfied – convinced
Vain – useless
To conform – to comply
Conflict – clash
Twister – tornado
To float – to drift
Instinct – intuition
To admit – to confess
To intensify – to heighten
Intriguing – fascinating
Moderate – lenient
Minor – lesser
To infect – to contaminate
To vacuum – to hoover
Removable – detachable
Sundown – sunset
Joy – delight
Encourage – support
Class – lesson, course
To vanquish – to conquer
Turmoil – disturbance
To transform – to convert
To deprave – to corrupt
To chop – to cut
To diminish – to decrease
To involve – to entail
To magnify – to exaggerate
Constancy – fidelity
Ornament – decoration
Diminish – curtail
Nugatory – worthless
Revolting – disgusting
Torpid – lethargic
Prompt – immediate
To operate – to function
Vast – huge
To hand sth. Out – to distribute
To inspect – to examine
To collect – to gather
Impetuous – reckless
To receive – to get
Beneficent – generous
Nameless – anonymous
To confuse – to mix up
Overseas – abroad
To deduce – to infer
High – elevated
Convalesce – recover
Outside – external
To renounce – to give up
More and more – increasingly
To grouse – to grumble
To assure – to guarantee
Advocate – support
Coiffure – hairstyle
Forehead – brow
Discount – reduction
To appear – to seem
Except – apart from
To survive – to outlive
Migrant – drifting
Dead – lifeless
Notwithstanding – however
A native – a local
To visualize – to imagine
Informal – casual
To begin – to start
Infuriate – enrage
Animated – lively
Chorus – refrain
Necessary – essential
Provided – if
Remorse – regret
Domesticate – cultivate
Steady – regular
Testament – testimony
If – whether
Applicable – relevant
Difficult – hard
Trustworthy – reliable
Mend – repair
Moral – ethical
Nobility – the aristocracy
Repute – reputation
Abbreviate – condense
Unhurt – unharmed
Imperative – crucial
Dilute – weaken, thin
Prosperous – affluent
To fabricate – to manufacture
Reasonable – fair
Idler – loafer
Mandatory – required
Suppress – restrain
Dossier – file
Lucid – clear
Complete – total
Diverse – distinct
Backside – behind, bottom
To answer – to reply
Home – domestic
Matters – things
Correct – right
Brow – forehead
Remainder – the rest
Object – thing
Hermetic – airtight
To learn – to memorize
Considerate – thoughtful
Considerate – thoughtful
Urgent – important
Inconsiderate – thoughtless
Silly – foolish
Ielts Vocabulary Words with Meaning List 6
Neat – tidy
To evaluate – to assess
Substantially – considerably
Dangerous – unsafe
To connect – to associate, to put through (telephone)
Hall – corridor
French dressing – vinaigrette
To explode – to blow up
To collapse – to break down
To accumulate – to build up
Livid – furious
Remark – comment
Vibrate – tremble
To bring sth. On – to cause
Inflexible – rigid
To select – to choose
Spotlight – highlight
To illuminate – to clarify; to light up
Disaster – catastrophe
To encounter – to come across
To emphasize – to stress
Innocent – harmless
Undeniable – indisputable
Humiliate – embarrass
Beautiful – attractive
To impeach – to question
Bloodless – cold
Hard – tough
Dubious – doubtful
Reliable – dependable
Material – fabric
Infantile – childish
To imagine – to suppose, to assume
Clever – intelligent
Deliberately – intentionally
Last – final
Brave – courageous
Winery – vineyard

*IMPORTANT MEDICAL NUMBERS IN THE LIFE OF EVERY HUMAN BEING*

1. Blood pressure: 120 / 80
2. Pulse: 70 - 100
3. Temperature: 36.8 - 37
4. Respiration: 12-16
5. Hemoglobin: Males (13.50-18)
Females ( 11.50 - 16 )
6. Cholesterol: 130 - 200
7. Potassium: 3.50 - 5
8. Sodium: 135 - 145
9. Triglycerides: 220
10. The amount of blood in the body:
Pcv 30-40%
11. Sugar: for Children (70-130)
Adults: 70 - 115
12. Iron: 8-15 mg
13. White blood cells: 4000 - 11000
14. Platelets: 150,000 - 400,000
15. Red blood cells: 4.50 - 6 million..
16. Calcium: 8.6 - 10.3 mg/dL
17. Vitamin D3: 20 - 50 ng/ml (nanograms per milliliter)
18. Vitamin B12: 200 - 900 pg/ml

*Tips for those who have reached Over:*
the *40years*
the *50*
the *60*

*First tip:*
Always drink water even if you don't feel thirsty or need it... the biggest health problems and most of them are from the lack of water in the body. 2 litres Minimum per day (24 hours)

*Second tip:*
Play sports even when you are at the top of your preoccupation...the body must be moved, even if only by walking...or swimming...or any kind of sports. 🚶 Walking is Good for a Start... 👌

*Third Tip:*
Reduce food...

Leave excessive food cravings... because it never brings good. Don't deprive yourself, but reduce the quantities. Use more Of Protein, Carbohydrates based Foods.

*Fourth tip*
As much as possible, do not use the Car unless absolutely necessary... Try to reach on your Feet for what you want ( grocery, visiting someone...) or any goal. Claim Stairs, than use Elevator, Escalator

*Fifth tip*
let go of ANGER...
let go of Anger...
let go of anger...
Let go of Worry.... try to overlook things...

Do not involve yourself in situations of Disturbance... they all diminish health and take away the splendor of the soul. Choose a babysitter you feel comfortable with. Talk to People who are Positive and Listen 👂

*Sixth tip*
As it is said..leave your Money in the Sun.. and sit in the Shade.. don't limit yourself and those around you... money was made to live By it, not to live For it.

*Seventh tip*
Don't make yourself feel Sorry for anyone, nor on something you could not Achieve,
Nor anything that you could not Own.
Ignore it, Forget it;

*Eighth tip*
Humility.. then humility.. for Money, Prestige, Power and Influence... they are all things that are corrupted by Arrogance and arrogance..
Humility is what brings people Closer to you with Love. ☺

*Ninth tip*
If your hair turns Grey, this does not mean the End of Life. It is proof that a Better life has Begun. 🙋 Be Optimistic, live with Remembrance, Travel, Enjoy yourself.