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The overuse of words Everyone has some fillers, while they get their thoughts together but some of this is going too far. I play a little game with my daughters to see how far we can go without using the following words
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You’d think it wouldn’t happen to me Someone swiped my card sitting somewhere else in the world. It’s a card that I have hardly used, ever. Got me thinking about how we know and recognize that these things happen – but just not to us. The risks of digital – information, money and whatever else…
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A relation of love. There are some books that you I several times and yet there is something new in them all the time. (For me – Ayn Rand) There are some books that I read, knowing fully well that I have not understood fully and will need to read again. (Daniel Kahneman/Mahabharat/The Gita –…
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No device, no movies, no talking…no nothing. Just being with yourself – how much of this can you do? We constantly have fillers for every moment. Why? Meta should pay us for the time we spend on Insta or FB etc. I find it immensely calming and a true unwind to be with myself.
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The secret of superheroes is a very boring one.
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AI is not incremental, it’s a quantum leap. Did you imagine the uses to which internet would be put, when dial up modems used to sing?
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You don’t need more time because you already have all the time that you will ever get; you need more focus – Kevin Kelly. In a world where the tempo of life beats steadily faster, I often feel like I’ve been blessed (or cursed?) with an orchestra that only knows the allegro pace. Many have…
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Having clocked 50+ flights annually over the past decade, I’ve racked up my share of frequent flyer miles and travel tales. But when COVID-19 hit, even seasoned travelers like me got grounded. The Bag Breakdown Carry-On Charm: Tailored for short 2-4 day trips. Who knew you could fit a weekend into a small bag? Medium…
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Stepping Away is Harder Than Staying In We live in hyperconnected times, where the fear of missing out (FOMO) is an ever-present shadow in our lives. While FOMO is often associated with social events, it manifests powerfully in our professional lives too, making the idea of genuinely ‘switching off’ during leave a daunting proposition. When…
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For the longest time, people insisted that I needed to focus on mastering one skill or interest. This advice often left me scratching my head in puzzlement because, quite frankly, I struggle with the concept. I find it very restrictive to have a single pursuit. Sure, reading is a passion of mine, but if a…