Kabir's Journey of Daily Habits

What was Kabir's primary internal struggle before meeting Guru Dave?

• Lack of intelligence

• Physical weakness

• Procrastination and lack of self-discipline

• Financial hardship

What metaphor did Kabir's mother use to describe the impact of wasted days?

• A heavy burden on one's heart

• A stone on one's shoulders

• A lost opportunity

• A fading dream

What was the condition for Kabir to place a stone in the pot each morning?

• Completing all daily chores

• Studying for a minimum of two hours

• Finishing his most important task for the day

• Helping someone in the village

What was Kabir's initial feeling when he dropped the first stone into the pot?

• Frustration

• Relief

• Unusual happiness

• Indifference

How many stones did Kabir have in his pot after 30 days?

• 30

• 20

• 15

• 10

What was Guru Dave's advice to Kabir regarding the 20 stones?

• To focus on the missed days to improve

• To be proud of the 20 habits he had formed

• To try harder next time to fill the pot completely

• To understand that 20 stones were not enough

What did Guru Dave emphasize about small daily habits?

• They are only effective if done perfectly every day.

• They are less important than natural talent.

• They can collectively build significant achievements.

• They are difficult to maintain over time.

Which of the following was NOT a change Kabir experienced after adopting new habits?

• Improved memory

• Increased grades

• Starting an online business

• Becoming physically stronger

What did Kabir ultimately learn about small daily habits?

• They are only for children.

• They are stronger than talent, luck, or intelligence.

• They require constant external motivation.

• They are primarily about academic success.