Picture this: you are about to embark on a fantastic new opportunity—perhaps it is a job, a relationship, or even just a hobby that excites you. Deep down, you know it’s what you want. But then, right before you reach out, an inner voice says, “ You are not good enough for this, ” and suddenly you find yourself pulling away. The cycle repeats. Sound familiar? If so, you might be dealing with unhealed trauma, and it could be causing you to miss out on more than you realise. In this article, we will explore the ways unhealed trauma impacts your life, subtly weaving its influence into the opportunities you miss, the connections you avoid, and the self-sabotage you perpetuate. By the end, you willl have a better understanding of why this happens and, more importantly, how to break free from this destructive cycle. What exactly is unhealed trauma? Trauma doesn’t always look like a catastrophic event. It can be as subtle as the emotional neglect you faced as a child or the constant criticism
In the bustling world of stock markets, where fortunes are made and lost with the blink of an eye, few tales are as cautionary as that of REI Agro Ltd. Once a star of the Indian stock market, REI Agro's meteoric rise and catastrophic fall serve as a stark reminder of the perils lurking in the financial world. Buckle up as we dive into the dramatic saga of this erstwhile giant, exploring the role of government agencies, the impact on thousands, and what investors can learn from this debacle. The ascent of REI Agro Ltd. REI Agro Ltd. was founded in 1991, focusing primarily on the agro-processing industry, particularly rice milling. The company quickly gained a reputation for its impressive growth and ambitious expansion plans. By the early 2000s, REI Agro had become one of India's leading rice exporters, basking in the glory of its apparent success. It seemed like the company could do no wrong. It also started its own retail supermarket chain. Graph: REI Agro Share Price trend (1