I visited numerous places in India, including metros, cities, semi-urban areas, villages, and remote areas. When the barometer shifts from city to distant village, I sense a distinct difference in the level of tranquilly and satisfaction. In this post, I attempted to identify optimal practises that can emerge from metropolitan and distant lifestyles. It's true that people in both societies live in way which best fit in and they adapt to such environment. I've lived in a metropolis for over 7 or 8 years, and life here is so hectic that people don't have time to listen to others. In comparison to villages, there are fewer emotions and sentiments. However, one advantage of the metro is that it teaches time management of handling workload, which anyone can learn in best form, no matter where they live. People choose to grow faster with great affluence in metro life, which is more about prestige and societal standing. On weekends, people like to spend time with their friends, c
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