Tag: DNA

  • Hints to identify your hidden talent and core competencies!

    Hints to identify your hidden talent and core competencies!

    If you wish to excel in what you choose to do, than it is critical to identify your built-in talent, trait or core competencies early on in your life. However, it is no less important to know that it is never too late to discover same at any stage of your life or make corrections…

  • Biggest blunder in our world – dealing with “wrong” by going wrong!

    Biggest blunder in our world – dealing with “wrong” by going wrong!

    To deal with what has gone wrong, we tend to adopt wrong ways! Most of us feel justified in doing so and in that process, we go more wrong and commit more blunders!! Above self-justification usually comes in 2 ways: Justifying what one does is in our DNA. Therefore, we generally don’t care whether our…

  • Two third cancer cases on a/c of luck – a chance, coincidence or command of heaven?

    Two third cancer cases on a/c of luck – a chance, coincidence or command of heaven?

    Scientists from Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center have recently concluded that 2/3rd of world’s cancer cases are a direct result of bad luck rather than faulty life style or defective DNA! They have found that 22 types of cancer could be largely explained by bad luck factor of random DNA mutations during cell division and…

  • Secrets behind why happy-go-lucky people are usually healthy!

    Secrets behind why happy-go-lucky people are usually healthy!

    By happy-go-lucky people, I don’t mean those, who are thick skin, carefree, care-the-less or who appear to keep themselves aloof from pain but not from pleasure! I am referring to those people, who keep themselves happy and able to manage their stress well! I am sure that you know some happy-go-lucky people. To understand what…

  • How serious you are, when you say sorry?

    How serious you are, when you say sorry?

    One of English words most extensively used by most people is “Sorry”. This word does a great job in deflecting problems faced by them, albeit temporarily! People use “Sorry” for a variety of reasons: To express regret or remorse for a mistake committed. To convey repentance for what you don’t think is a mistake; but…