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Chanakya Niti: Acharya Chanakys is known as the father of economics and ethics. According to his book, Chanakya Niti, he covered a lot of topics linked to making human existence successful and simple. A person's habits, in the view of Archay Chanakya, prohibit him from getting wealthy. If you find yourself in this predicament and are a victim of these habits, stop immediately.

Respect Women

Do you know that Chanakya Niti is a book that aims to give you simple and happy tips about how to live a happy and successful life ahead? (Image credit: Canva)

According to Acharya Chanakya in his Niti Shastra, Goddess Lakshmi never dwells in the homes of males who disrespect women. In this case, stop this terrible behavior of yours right away. If not, you can have to deal with a lot of issues.

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Don't Speak In Such A Manner

Everyone is drawn to someone who speaks sweetly, but other people only ever use derogatory language. According to Acharya Chanakya, this behavior also prevents a person from becoming wealthy. Arrogance and dishonesty are two more habits that can ruin a person.

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Don't Leave Utensils In The Kitchen

Many people have the bad habit of leaving kitchen utensils lying around in the kitchen, especially at night. According to Acharya Chanakya, this behavior might lead to a lot of issues. It is believed in Hinduism that if someone develops this practice, Goddess Lakshmi may become enraged, causing the person to experience financial difficulties. Therefore, stop this habit right now.

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