Nobody ever has it all.
It’s only when one aspect of our life is missing, we strive we fill that void and maintain the equilibrium. Continue reading If you’re lacking something, you’re at the right path
If you’re in your 20s, it’s important to learn about personal finance early on. Savings
Credit cards
Investing
Big purchases Continue reading Starting with personal finance
The way human brains are designed, we are meant to trust people. Continue reading Why do we keep trusting?
Having a dating app on my phone will make me feel lonelier because it’ll be a subtle sign of what I don’t have. Continue reading Having dating apps on your phone
There can be, and should be, a blissful, serene enjoyment in knowing, and celebrating, that there are folks out there having the time of their life at something that you might have loved to but are simply skipping. Continue reading The FOMO antidote: JOMO
There are two ways to remember life:
1. Delete photos
2. Write journals Continue reading How to remember your life
Be it, people, profession or passion, without depth, everything feels empty. We are here searching for meaning, and without connecting to something, being passionate about something, we’ll waste the precious limited time we have here. Continue reading How to look beyond the surface?
If you’re not living under a rock, you might have seen reels on this song where people transition from an untidy room in pyjamas to a lavish location in Hawaii or Goa for some reason. Or they sleep on their bed but wake up in a 5-star hotel room with 10 cuisine breakfast that they can’t even pronounce.
Skipping to the good part is like magic. It looks good, we’re impressed but it’s an illusion. An illusion of perfection. Continue reading Can we skip to the good part?
He also said we should be more compassionate (or even pitiful) towards people whose actions go wrong. Tragedy reminds us we are not protected by some walls and keeps us to the ground. Our happy emotions make us fly, but Tragedy brings us to the ground. Continue reading How to tell good stories?
2021 for most of us, was like a cute puppy that we brought home expecting we’d put Instagram posts about it, earn a shit amount of money and followers. But before you knew it, that puppy was eating your expensive dress, pooping on your carpet and not listening to you like your friends. Continue reading 12 things 2021 taught me (or us)
The Noticeable 