• Episode 48 – Being a Pragmatic Person

  • Jul 18 2021
  • Length: 12 mins
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Episode 48 – Being a Pragmatic Person

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  •  'The Hidden Power,' Host Dr Susan Koruthu
    Your mind is an amazing machine that works on your commands. Your mind needs specifics, clarity and closure. If you don’t provide these, your mind will disturb you until it gets it from you. You may be able to keep it quiet for some time, but it will keep asking until it gets definite answers from you.
    You may have many wishes in your life – people create wish list or bucket lists. Wishes are feeling based.
    Some of you have wants in your lives – the wants list is more stubborn in nature – wants are attitude-based – a strong or stubborn attitude.
    People have hopes – hopes give motivation for many to live. Hope is belief-based.
    To achieve your wishes, wants and hope, you need to do some actions. When your wishes, wants and hopes are connected with actions, it becomes pragmatic. 
    Pragmatism is any belief that can be turned into actions and achieve or prove through actions is true, or else it is false.
    What we need is pragmatism, not just wishes, wants or hopes. Be a pragmatic person in life so that you will prove your worth through your focused actions to achieve your defined goals in life.
    Dr Susan Koruthu is a multifaceted life psychologist and mind wellness coach, and author who helps build healthy and successful lives. Through her 'The Hidden Power' podcasts, she gives you insights into various vital areas of life and creates a magnificent life of your choice.
    The Hidden Power podcasts will make your personal transformation easy and flawless. Listen to it often to empower your life.
    May God bless us all!
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