Always be a down to earth person

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 Being down to earth is being practical, reasonable and friendly or also known as being simple. let me tell you why being a down to earth person matters a lot for developing your character, career and relationships.

You are born as a human being in this world and as a human being you are a family member, school/college student, employee/employer of an organization or a player of a team which comprises of other human beings who you might like or not like and vice versa, you will have good and bad times in terms of results wherever you go for eg:- If you play for a cricket team and perform well you will be respected, promoted, praised but when you fail to do so you will be thrashed , demoted, mocked with hate and reprimanded. 

You will have to always stay cool, calm and composed in all kinds of situations , try to be emotionally strong and be nice to other people , you should not feel superior and egoistic when you perform and be depressed when faced by failure and criticism as it is all a part of your  process if you have one by putting efforts towards your goals.

If you are a nice person who is down to earth you will be loved by all when you succeed and be supported by all when you face setbacks, be a kindhearted, honest and helpful person to your friends , family and don't talk behind peoples back.

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