Self-Improvement

People usually see faults and flaws in others, rarely in themselves. Rather than following their intuition, whose ‘voice’ is thinner and gets easily covered up by a louder one, they listen to their instinct and believe that everything they think, say and do is correct. But… is it so? Is it always? You, too, may believe you are always right but, as you certainly aren’t, you might accept the idea of ‘improvement'. Examine yourself in depth and see if you think that such improvement could be beneficial. If you don't see any need, though, it means that you believe you are 'perfect' (in which case you are deceiving yourself!). But if you are more objective and realize that there is always a need for getting better, it's up to you to make the final decision, and act upon it.