Personality : The Essentials of Life
Journal Title: JOURNAL OF COMMERCE AND TRADE - Year 2008, Vol 3, Issue 2
Abstract
It is a mirror of life and an image/name/position in the world. It is basis of all achievement, happiness & success. The present paper is a study of lecturers’ popularity & unpopularity on the basis of personality traits.Personality is the combination of external as well as internal qualities. Personality makes a place in the world. Personality provides the basis of people classification. Personality provides a recognition and image in the world. Success lies in personality. Personality includes – Attitude, Perception and Ways of living. The more attractive, pleasing and healthy personality, the more happiness, success and satisfaction.
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Gajendra Kumar
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