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Drive Traffic To Your Website Without Spending Money.

Here are some tips to get traffic to your website without spending money:

1. Utilize social media
Share your website’s content on your social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn. You can also join various groups or forums related to your niche and share the content there.

2. Optimize your website for search engines (SEO)
Make sure your website has proper title tags, meta tags, and keywords related to your content, this will help your website appear in organic search results.

3. Guest Blogging
Guest blogging is a great way to get more exposure for your content. You can offer to write a guest blog post for other bloggers in your niche that allows you to include a link back to your website.

4. Engage with Your Audience
Respond to comments and questions on your website, social media platforms or other blog’s comments section. Engaging with your audience will not only help you gain credibility but will also encourage them to visit your website regularly.

5. Use Email Marketing
You can start building an email list by offering a free resource or content upgrade to your readers in exchange for their email. Once you have a list, you can send newsletters, promotions, or updates of your latest content to drive traffic to your website.

6. Collaborate with Other Bloggers
Collaborate with other bloggers in your niche by creating a roundup post, doing a guest post exchange, or partnering in a joint project. This will help you leverage each other’s audiences to drive traffic to your website.

I hope these tips help you to drive traffic to your website without spending money. Good luck!

Top 10 Most Powerful Jobs In The World.

1. President of the United States –

The President is the leader of the country with immense power and influence over the military, economy, foreign affairs, and domestic policies.

2. CEO of a large multinational corporation –

CEOs of multinational corporations hold great power over the economy, influencing the lives and livelihoods of many people.

3. Military general –

Military generals have the power to direct and control the actions of a significant number of armed forces, including commanding troop deployments and overseeing military strategy.

4. Head of a major international organization such as the United Nations or World Bank –

These leaders are responsible for managing and coordinating the efforts of countries around the world and making decisions that can significantly impact international relations and global economies.

5. Head of a government agency –

Government agency heads have the power to make important decisions on policy matters that affect millions of people, such as the Secretary of State, Secretary of Defense, or Director of the Central Intelligence Agency.

6. Judge or Justice of a Supreme Court –

These individuals hold great power over laws and decisions in their respective countries, shaping legal policies, and sometimes affecting the lives of millions.

7. Head of a major media outlet –

The head of a major media outlet can influence public opinion and shape the cultural and political discourse of a nation.

8. Head of a major religious organization or religious figure –

Religious leaders hold powerful, influential positions that can sway public opinion and impact the morals and values of people.

9. Head of a charity, non-governmental organization, or humanitarian agency –

Leaders of such organizations have the power to significantly impact the lives of people through their work in education, healthcare, poverty alleviation, and other humanitarian efforts.

10. Billionaire philanthropist –

Billionaire philanthropists have the power to fund and support major charitable and social initiatives, influencing the direction of global issues and making significant impacts on people’s lives.

The Top Languages in the World to Learn

We’ve put up a list of the greatest and most helpful languages to learn right now, as well as some guesses as to what might be the most practical languages in the future.

1. English

Over 75% of people on earth speak English, and it is a number of nations’ official language, including South Africa and Singapore. English is the most widely used academic language, and proficiency in business English is essential for success in today’s global economy. Due to the quickly expanding globalisation, English has taken over as the dominant business language and the lingua franca for the entire planet. According to the British Council, two billion people worldwide will speak or be learning English by the year 2020.

It’s also important to note that English is the language used on more than half of all websites. Entrepreneurs who want to effectively open a new company should be competent in both business and conversational English. Learning.

2. Mandarin

One of the languages with the greatest rate of growth is Mandarin. Over 1.2 billion individuals are familiar with the dialect. Additionally, among internet users, Mandarin is the second most frequently used language. Mandarin may surpass English as the most important business language in the future, making it one of the most beneficial languages to learn as Asian economies develop their internet and e-commerce industries and given that many analysts believe China will be the world’s largest economy by 2050.

3. Spanish

The value of knowing Spanish is increasing. Surprisingly, the United States is mostly to blame for this. With more than 37 million people who speak Spanish as their first language and 50 million total Spanish speakers, the US is the second-largest Spanish-speaking nation in the world. Given that the US’s Spanish-speaking population is expected to quadruple over the next three decades, understanding both business English and Spanish is crucial for anyone wishing to tap into the US market.

The value of knowing Spanish is increasing. Surprisingly, the United States is mostly to blame for this. With more than 37 million people who speak Spanish as their first language and 50 million total Spanish speakers, the US is the second-largest Spanish-speaking nation in the world. Given that the US’s Spanish-speaking population is expected to quadruple over the next three decades, understanding both business English and Spanish is crucial for anyone wishing to tap into the US market.

4. German

German is the fourth most widely spoken language in the world. Knowing German is also incredibly beneficial because of Germany’s technological accomplishments as well as its political and economic power inside the European Union and beyond. Business experts discover that many businesses and industries pay employees who speak German 4% more.

5. Portuguese

In Latin America, Portuguese is the second most popular language after Spanish. In addition to Portugal, it is spoken by more than 200 million people in Brazil and various regions of Africa. Recent years have seen a substantial increase in Portuguese, in part because Brazil is becoming a more important centre for industry and science.

6. Arabic

Some of the world’s economies are expanding the quickest in the Arabic-speaking globe. 28 nations have Arabic as their official language. The EU and the UK rely heavily on exports to Arabic-speaking nations, which are still growing. The British Council has named Arabic as the second-most significant “language of the future” in a research.

7. French

French is frequently referred to as “the former English.” France was a significant global force during the colonial era. Because to France’s impact, there are now more non-native French speakers than native ones, which is remarkable. French is the official language of 29, including many African nations, and it is the second most spoken language in the EU.

8. Japanese

Speaking Japanese is advantageous for those in related industries due to the nation’s outstanding performance, investments, and inventions in R&D, technology, robotics, and cutting-edge electronics. Japan is a significant importer of commodities from the West. Internet users who speak Japanese generate more than $88 billion in e-commerce sales each year.

9. Russian

Russia is without a doubt a significant political and economic force. Russian is one of the UN’s official languages, and it is the second most common language for website content after English.

Also in former Soviet Union countries, Russian is still widely spoken. Russian is regarded as one of the useful languages to learn in the future due to the large number of Russian speakers and the economic and financial potential.

10. Hindi

Many people would be surprised to find that Hindi is one of the 10 best languages to learn. Although a sizable portion of Indians speak English, more than 80% of them are not regarded as fluent speakers.

One of the most significant rising economies is thought to be that of the subcontinent. Government organisations have boosted their investments in technology and connectivity, and both domestic and international investment are rising. All of these factors have helped Hindi become a more popular and significant language over the world.

Why Study a Foreign Language?

You’ll Earn More Cash

If you speak a second language, you can earn a lot of money. An average 2% pay rise can be attained by learning a second language. The Economist claims that understanding Spanish, French, and German will boost your earnings by 1.5%, 2.3%, and 3.8%, respectively!

You’ll Have More Employment Possibilities

Our planet is getting smaller due to increased globalisation. In-demand positions may need candidates to speak at least two languages, particularly if employers collaborate with international teams or foreign business partners. Fluency in multiple languages will make you stand out on applications, especially if those languages are in demand.

Dubai Expo 2020 – 5 interesting facts

1. Celebrating National Day.

Each country participating in Expo 2020 Dubai will be able to celebrate their national day — or an honour day — during the six-month event. The celebrations will be hosted in Al Wasl Plaza.

2. Free Entry To Dubai Expo 2020.

Entry to Expo 2020 Dubai is free for under 18s, anyone aged 60 and over, and people with disabilities. Students with a valid identity card from any academic institution in the world can also enter free of charge.

3. A Massive Structure.

Dubai Expo will cover a total of 220,000 square meters in the city of Dubai. The entire exhibition area is 4 km long and 1.8 km wide, which literally bigger than the Grand Central Station of New York City. Despite its larger size and megastructure, the site can be accessed and explored fully on foot.

4. One Nation One Pavillion.

Expo 2020 Dubai is the first World Expo in history to have a policy of ‘one nation, one pavilion’ – meaning every international participant has its own pavilion, which countless guests can visit to experience the unique beauty and culture of that nation.

5. The Logo Is Designed Like an Ancient Gold Ring.

Instead of throwing a competition of designing the event’s logo, his Highness, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum decided to stick with the ancient history. That’s why the logo was modelled based on an ancient golden ring found in Saroug Al Hadeed.

Harvard College Courses Free For Everyone – David Malan

David Malan

David Malan

David Malan is known for teaching CS50, an introductory course in Computer Science for majors and non-majors that aims to develop computational thinking skills, using tools like Scratch, C, Python, SQL, and JavaScript. As of 2016 the course has 800 freshman and sophomore students enrolled at Harvard College each year, making it the largest course there. CS50 is available on edX as CS50x, with over a million views from the lectures. His courses on EdX are known by being taken by people of all ages. All of his courses are freely available and licensed for re-use with attribution using OpenCourseWare, for example at cs50.tv. CS50 also exists as CS50 AP (Advanced Placement), an adaptation for high schools that satisfies the AP Computer Science Principles of the College Board.

David Malan is a computer science professor at the HARVARD but one day, Harvard wasn’t enough and David wanted to teach The Whole Wide World – because too many people right now don’t have access to education.

So he filled his classes recruited a team, built a website and uploaded every single lecture to the internet

1,000,000 Students enrolled in his class, so they too could understand computers. This would be the biggest class in the world. And all of this he made entirely for free.

They say if you educate one person you change a life But if you’re like David and educate a million with world class education, entirely for free.

You change the world.

A journey to visit every country in the world without Flying.

Torbjørn C. Pedersen (Thor)

Torbjørn C. Pedersen

Torbjørn Cederlöf Pedersen (Thor) was born in Kerteminde, Denmark. The family moved to Vancouver, Canada, then to Toronto, Canada, and after that to New Jersey, USA over a period of six years, before returning to Denmark in 1984 where he spent his childhood growing up in Kerteminde and Bryrup before entering business school at Silkeborg Handelsskole, Silkeborg. Thor graduated as a merchant student in 1998 and was drafted to the military later the same year, serving as a royal life guard at the royal palaces throughout Denmark. He was later a UN soldier for half a year in Eritrea and Ethiopia. Following an education in shipping and logistic the Dane worked several years abroad in Libya, Bangladesh, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, the United States and other countries. When travelling abroad, Torbjørn is nicknamed Thor.

7 years ago, he discovered that no one in the history of human kind has been to all countries in the world in one single journey without flying! So He had a crazy idea. Why shouldn’t I be the first one.

So on the 10th of October at exactly 10:10am with just a pair of shoes and a backpack with everything he owns. He left his home in Denmark and promised himself to never return home until he’s finished.

After giving up a 12-year career in shipping and logistics. And he hasn’t been home since. His mission is to visit every country in the world, without taking a single flight. He has three cardinal rules: he cannot, at any point, take a flight anywhere; he must spend a minimum of 24 hours in each country; and he cannot go back home until the very end of his journey.

Saying no to plane and he got on bus! exactly 336 Buses, 158 Trains, 25 container ships, 8 Trucks even once on a horse carriage and zero Flights!

Thor uses every mode of transportation possible except planes. He’s taken an Uber to the Wagah border, sat in a small, open boat with two strangers to get from Venezuela to Trinidad, crossed stormy seas on container boats, taken dingy trains across Africa and long bus journeys through India.

All of this while spending an average of just $20 a day traveling. $20 A Day!

What thor is doing might sound really easy on paper but the truth is it’s really difficult. He had to deal with visa problems accommodation problems spending months on board of a container ship just to get to where he wanted. And for conflict zones entering the country also means risking his life. And if that’s not enough to discourage you imagine spending 7 year on the road without a home without seeing your family without seeing your friends.

Thor adventurer known for the Once Upon a Saga project: a journey to visit every country in the world without the use of air travel.

On 10 October, 2013 at 10:10 am (10/10,10:10) Once Upon a Saga began at Dybbøl Mølle in Southern Denmark. Soon after Thor crossed into Germany by train and had, in January 2020, reached 193 of the intended 203 countries on all six inhabited continents without returning home.

He was originally expected to complete the project and return to Denmark again in 2020 after visiting his last country, the Maldives, in October 2020. However, as of April 2020, he has been stuck in Hong Kong for several months due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The long journey has earned Thor media coverage in more than 100 countries so far. Notable outlets that have covered Thor quest between 2013 and 2020 include VICE, BBC, Lonely Planet, National Geographic, Forbes, Al Jazeera, The Guardian, News.com.au, The National and ABC.

18-year-old prodigy, singer, songwriter, rapper, inspirational speaker, and philanthropist

Sparsh Shah

Sparsh Shah

Sparsh has a very rare disorder Osteogenesis Imperfecta, also known as Brittle Bone Disorder. due to which even a hard handshake can break his bones. He had over 35 broken bones in his body at the time of birth. Till now, he has suffered from 140 fractures. and many rod surgeries (8 rods and 22 punches in his body) in 17 years of his life so far and God knows how many more are yet to come.

Sparsh Shah is an Indian American rapper, singer, songwriter and inspirational speaker from New Jersey, US. He was born in 2004 in Iselin, New Jersey, to a family of Indian descent. 

He cannot bear weight on his hands and legs, and hence cannot walk or run like other normal kids. But God has gifted him with a divine voice and a very brilliant mind.

All the challenges in life, Sparsh’s spirit is unbreakable and he has inspired millions of people all over the world with his musical talent and motivational speeches.

Sparsh has been training in Indian classical music for last ten years and American vocal music for over five years.

He has multiple talents and has done over 175 live performances in 9 countries in front of audiences from 100 to 50,000 people, including Howdy and Indian PM at NRG Stadium, WE DAY UN at Barclay’s Center.

Sparsh has appeared on several radio and television shows such as World’s Greatest Motivators, NBC: Little Big Shots USA, George To The Rescue (Nominated for NY Emmy Award), TODAY Show, The Maury Show, iTV: Little Big Shots UK, BBC, SONY TV: Kaun Banega Crorepati, Keys To Kismat; TV Asia: Focus Live; etc.

Sparsh was a Pi Champion of his school, has memorized 347 digits of Pi, Woodbridge District Spelling Bee Champion, can speak some of the 12 longest words in English dictionary in less than 18 seconds, can speak in 4 different accents in English, written 55+ original songs (4 songs released), several poems, short stories, inspirational/motivational/funny speeches (“We Are Disabled”, “Environmental Protection”, “Three Lessons of Life”, “3W’s of Winning”, “How to get rid of fear and build self – confidence”, “Self – Responsibility and Social – Responsibility in Advertising”, “Driven for Entrepreneurs”, “Passion and Purpose for Higher Education”, “7 Habits of I’M Possible People”, “Service to Humanity is the Service to God”, “How can you be unstoppable in life”.

Sparsh became a worldwide internet sensation with the launch of Eminem’s cover song, “Not Afraid” with over 80 million views on all social media sites combined.

Sparsh delivered an amazingly inspirational TEDx Talk: “How a 13 year old turned Impossible to I’M Possible” at Asia’s largest TEDx event: TEDx Gateway. Sparsh received a standing ovation and this speech became the most viewed TEDx Gateway speech on all social media platforms with over 25 million views.

Sparsh has been featured in three documentary films on his life story –

1) ESPN E:60.

2) Galileo (Wonder Kids), a GERMAN Television Show.

3) Brittle Bone Rapper-Inspirational World of Sparsh by Real Stories.

Sparsh has been featured in the following inspirational Podcasts –

• Be Brilliant: Feel The Joy By Microsoft.

• Live Inspired: Turn Impossible to I’M Possible By John O’Leary.

• Finding Your Summit: Combining Indian Classical Music with Hip Hop By Mark Pattisson.

• Questions Nobody Answers by NMIMS, one of the top MBA/Management Colleges of India.

Awards Received –

“Danny Music Award, The Most Joyful Expression of a Cover” from Daniel’s Music Foundation.

“International Excellence Award” Organisation Mondiale Pour La Paix / The World Organization For Peace (OMPP/WOFP) in Spain.

“20 Under 20 Global Indian-Male Award” by YONO SBI.

“Best Motivational Speaker and Youth Singer Award” by Shiamak USA.

“Global Indian Award” by Canada India Foundation.

“JL Kids Crew” by Joey Logano Foundation.

“Special Achievements Award” by GOPIO & citation certificate by The State of NJ Senate and General Assembly.

“Global Inspiration Award” from The Southern Gujarat Chamber of Commerce & Industry (SGCCI).

“Best Male Singer-Most Popular Vote Award” at IFAB Music Awards.

“2017 RARE Champion of Hope Award” by Global Genes.

“Champion of Inclusion Award” by National Inclusion Project.

“Special Achievements Award” from Glorious India Expo at NJ Expo Center, NJ.

“Junior Phenom Award” by Harlem Globetrotters.

“Inspiration Award of Excellence” by South Asian American Community Outreach (SACO) organization.

“Most Inspiring Individual Award” at the International Children’s Advisory Network (ICAN) Summit in Barcelona, Spain.

“Inspiration Award of Excellence” by the prestigious South Asian American Community Outreach (SACO) organization.

“Shoorveer Award” by Ample Mission in India.

Man born without arms or legs – Nick Vujicic

Nick Vujicic

Nick Vujicic

Nick Vujicic was born in Melbourne, Australia, in 1982 to Dušanka and Borislav Vujičić, Serbian immigrants from Yugoslavia.

He was born without fully formed limbs. According to his autobiography, his mother refused to see him or hold him when the nurse held him in front of her, and she and her husband went out of the hospital and vomited from seeing their son with no limbs, but they eventually accepted the condition and understood it as “God’s plan for their son.”

Originally, the toes of one of his feet were fused. An operation was performed to separate the toes so that he could use them as fingers to grab. He refers to it as his chicken drumstick.

At that time, the laws prevented Nick Vujicic from attending a public school, despite his obvious intelligence. The laws soon changed and the young nick was enrolled in school.

There were many students that did not accept him at the school and began bullying nick. He fell into depression At age eight, he contemplated suicide and even tried to drown himself in his bathtub at age ten; his love for his parents prevented him from following through.

Nick felt that his life had no value, but his parents never gave up on him. He also stated in his music video “Something More” that God had a plan for his life and he could not bring himself to drown because of this. The situation greatly improved in high school. Nick was elected Captain of MacGregor State in Queensland. He worked with the school council on fundraising events and began speaking at prayer groups.

After his high school education, Nick obtained a double bachelors degree from Griffith University in Logan, Australia, majoring in accounting and financial planning. By the time he turned 19 years old, he began his career as a motivational speaker, being able to encourage other people through this talks and sharing his testimony about how God changed his life. 

Nick gradually figured out how to live a full life without limbs, adapting many of the daily skills limbed people accomplish without thinking. Nick writes with two toes on his left foot and a special grip that slid onto his big toe. He knows how to use a computer and can type up to 45 words per minute using the “heel and toe” method. He has also learned to throw tennis balls, play drum pedals, get a glass of water, comb his hair, brush his teeth, answer the phone and shave, in addition to participating in golf, swimming, and even sky-diving.

In 9 March 2002, he moved to California. In 2008 in McKinney, Texas, near Dallas, he met Kanae Miyahara. They married on February 12, 2012. The couple has two sons and two daughters, and reside in Southern California.

Nick is an anti-bullying advocate who travels the globe speaking to millions of students in partnership with Education Departments of several Governments.  Nick has created an innovative Social Emotional Learning (SEL) Curriculum called “Attitude Is Altitude,” where in he teaches students to make positive changes in their lives and their communities.

Today, he is the president and CEO of the non-profit organization Life Without Limbs. He has given speeches to students, youth, teachers, business people, entrepreneurs, church organizations, prisons, and more. He has also been interviewed on televised programs worldwide.

Nick has been featured on BBC, 60 Minutes Australia, CBS Sunday Morning, Oprah’s LifeClass, USA Today, People Magazine, ABC News, The Glenn Beck Program TLC, LA Stories, and many more. He personally connects with his huge social media following through “The Nick Vujicic Podcast”, and engages through webinars and coaching.

“The Butterfly Circus,” a film in which he was featured, won first prize at the Method Film Festival, received a Doorstop Film Award, and gave Nick his first “Best Actor” award.

In 2010, “The Butterfly Circus” won the “Best Short Film” Award at the Feel Good Film Festival.

Nick is also an accomplished author, publishing books such as,

“Life Without Limits: Inspiration for a Ridiculously Good Life” (2007)

“Unstoppable: The Incredible Power of Faith in Action” (2012)

Your Life Without Limits: Living Above Your Circumstances (2012)

Attitude is Everything: The Story of an Extraordinary Life Nick Vujicic (2013)

Limitless: Devotions for a Ridiculously Good Life (2013)

31 Days to a Hope Inspired Life Nick Vujicic (2013)

“Stand Strong: You Can Overcome Bullying (and Other Stuff That Keeps You Down)” (2014)

The Power of Unstoppable Faith: Your Keys to a Fulfilled Life Nick Vujicic (2014)

“Love Without Limits: A Remarkable Story of True Love Conquering All” (2014).

“Be the Hands and Feet: Living Out God’s Love for All His Children” (2018)

One Legged Dancer – Subhreet Kaur Ghumman

Subhreet Kaur Ghumman

Subhreet Kaur Ghumman

Subhreet Kaur, popularly known as “One Legged Dancer”, is resident of Jhundan village, Amargarh, Sangrur District in Punjab. Kaur lost her leg in a road accident on 21 October 2009, while riding her scooter. She lost her leg due to her doctor’s negligence.

Subhreet’s father died when she was 9 and she lost her left leg in an accident in 2010.

She saw Vinod Thakur dancing on television and decided to start dancing on one leg. Subhreet started practicing daily. She continued her passion for dance and she lived according to her life’s motto, “Never give up! Nothing is impossible,”. Her mother Smt. Charanjeet Kaur is her role model.

She was determined to recover and gain her strength back so she could audition for India’s Got Talent. Her mother watched from backstage with tears in her eyes. Shubh got selected in India’s Got Talent TV show for her dance performance. Subhreet received a standing ovation from the judges after performing a dazzling routine that left everyone inspired. She said that dancing helped her find her confidence again after her accident and it really showed. She was chosen to make it into the final but ultimately did not end up taking home the grand prize.

Shubreet Kaur Performing Dance Act on India’s Got Talent Season 5 Audition 👇🏻

She became popular overnight when she cleared the auditions of India’s Got Talent in November 2013.

She said “After recovering from trauma after my father’s death I decided to fulfil my dream of becoming a dancer, but I received another jolt and lost my leg in a road accident. My dreams were shattered as I was bed-ridden for a year. But my mother did not lose hope and supported me in every possible way to help me realise my dream,”.

After appearing on India’s Got Talent, She got married to gym owner Yash Makkar, but the marriage didn’t turn off well. Now they are separated and she stays with her mother.

Later she was seen in one of the popular dance reality show ‘Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa’ and she was one of the fine dancers on the show. She is the standing example to prove ‘Nothing is impossible’ and is a motivation for those who are facing a tough time in life. She was eliminated from the show in the sixth week. She was seen dancing with many Bollywood celebrities and videos of the same are popular on YouTube.

Believe in Yourself Anything is Possible

Subhreet has not let anything get in the way of achieving her dreams. She constantly posts videos and pictures working hard in the gym.