Jun
20
For the perfectionists...
...the hardest part, probably, is to start something.
For most perfectionists that I know of - the number of hours
1 min read
Bite Sized
Every day thoughts - bite-sized.
Jun
13
Civilizations Without Civility - The Generations That We Are Raising
For the last few years, I have been holding myself back to speak negatively about our culture and society because I was holding onto some hope. Slowly, and steadily, that hope is getting lost into the void of brutal reality.
4 min read
Jun
05
Staying Present with a Simple Technique
The concept of time is warped - Sometimes a minute lasts almost an hour, whereas, other times, an entire day
1 min read
May
28
On Appearances
Younger me was lost in appearances; in places where I thought that it is only appearance that matters. Older me
1 min read
Mar
29
Half Page Journals - Personal Check-Ins
The first thing I did this morning right after waking up was to check my phone for any urgent or
3 min read
Sep
28
Beating Analysis Paralysis with Spontaneity
Analysis Paralysis - A term that can bring the worst out of any important event - Indecision.
Read my thoughts on beating analysis paralysis to revive an old passion.
3 min read
Mar
25
Redesigning Career at Scale
I believe that one of the important things to understand and analyze when aiming for career shifts is to figure out one's own belief - in terms of whether to go for a large organization, or to go for a smaller to mid-sized organization
2 min read
Jan
11
Reviewing Our Maps
Steve Jobs, in one of the most popular commencement speeches ever made, noted that we can only connect the dots
2 min read
May
07
The Ability to Choose
One of the most over-stated and over-used ability in this world is our ability to choose what is best - for us, for our near and dear ones, for our careers, for our society, for the environment and for the ecosystem.
1 min read
May
05
Stop.
Silence!