We often underestimate the power of a kind word. A simple "You're amazing!" can lift someone’s spirits, change the direction of their day, or even pull them out of a dark headspace. Appreciation costs nothing, but its value is immeasurable — for both the giver and the receiver. Photo by Eneida Hoti on Unsplash In a world that often feels fast, transactional, or divided, slowing down to recognize the good in others isn't just nice — it's necessary. When we genuinely appreciate someone, we’re telling them: You matter. You're seen. You’re enough. Whether it’s a friend, a coworker, a neighbor, or even a stranger online — acknowledging their worth can set off a ripple of kindness that spreads farther than we think. It's good for us too: studies show that expressing gratitude and appreciation improves our own mood, reduces stress, and deepens connections. Watch this heartwa...
You never knew programming would be so tough thing to do. When you enrolled in the computer college, you were thinking that after some years you would be able to start a new IBM. But unfortunately, life isn't that easy for programmers. This is what your life looks like now:
Your life story......!
1. You use lots of jargon. When you tell people what you do, people react like this:
And some of them forget to blink. Use less jargon, by the way.
2. And your week goes like this.
3. You do only 2 things most of your life.
4. And you code like a lunatic at 3 a.m. in the morning, only to get this message.
5. And getting it again and again just because you forgot the second “=” sign, and you feel like killing your computer.
6. And your parents think that you are always playing games on the computers.
7. And the dilemma when you try to fix one bug and lots of other bugs creep you out.
8. But only you can feel the joy when your code finally works.
But these are a special breed of people who make our lives easier with their constant hard work despite gulping gallons of coffee and tea.
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