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Welcome, to my archives!

Warning: If you’re looking for something specific, good luck. I’ve even forgotten what I wrote yesterday.

Lost in the archives? Don’t worry, you’re not alone. I’m still trying to find my way out myself. Over a thousand posts… and counting. If you’re still here, you’re either incredibly dedicated or really, really bored. Either way, welcome! ☕️

 

Are Your Children Smart Buyers

Teaching children to be smart buyers and helping them navigate the consumer landscape is an important life skill. Educating young people to be smart buyers requires equipping them with the requisite abilities, information, and thought processes to make well-informed...

A Journey of Writing and Growth

My profound feeling is that writing completes me and this is the story of my love affair with medium I first fell for Medium on Monday, February 6, 2017. It wasn’t just another platform; I was drawn in by its beautiful typography and clean, minimalist design. It felt...

A Broken Road and a Life Lesson

The Shortcut That Almost Cost Me Everything Sometimes, in the rush of life, we act impulsively without fully considering the consequences of our actions. This is exactly what I learned during an incident that could have easily ended in disaster, had I not taken a step...

Ratan Tata’s journey Impact

In a world often overshadowed by challenges, Ratan Tata’s journey reminds us of the profound impact one person can have on the lives of many. Today, we come together to remember Ratan Tata, a remarkable leader whose passing leaves a deep void. His legacy of...

The Signature: A Heartfelt Journey Through Love and Loss

Anupam Kher’s, The Signature is a touching film that explores the struggles of the elderly in today’s world. It tells the story of Arvind Pathak, a retired man whose life is turned upside down when his wife has a stroke. As he deals with the challenges of healthcare,...

The Dangers of Digital Tunnel Vision

This seemingly small incident turned into a powerful lesson about awareness and the consequences of distraction. One morning, I parked my car on a hilly roadside to begin my walk. Habitually, I opened my phone to check for notifications, not thinking much of it. In...

The Golden Learning I’d Tell My Younger Self

If I were given the opportunity to relive my life, I would undoubtedly share this advice with my younger self. I would emphasize the importance of embracing every moment, savoring the simple joys, and learning from both triumphs and setbacks. I would encourage myself...

Lonely & Happy

We were both adrift in loneliness until you decided to anchor me in solitude. Your capricious heart played with my emotions and left me shattered. I've learned my lesson and distanced myself from those who toy with feelings. The poet says - You too were lonely, and...

Leaving a Legacy: A Personal Journey

Ever pondered the echo of your life, a ripple that extends beyond your time? The choice to leave a legacy is as personal as a fingerprint, an evidence to your unique journey. Some find solace in the notion of shaping the world, of leaving a mark in time. Others choose...

A Simple Life, Extraordinary Meaning – Perfect Days

Have you ever watched a film that feels like a warm, comforting hug on a cold day? Wim Wenders' Perfect Days is just that. It's a gentle, contemplative story about a man named Hirayama who cleans public toilets in Tokyo. Sounds boring, right? But trust me, there's...

खुशी से जीने को ही जिंदगी कहते है।

जिस पल आपकी मृत्यु हो जाती है, उसी पल से आपकी पहचान एक "बॉडी" बन जाती है। अरे... "बॉडी" लेकर आइये, "बॉडी" को उठाइये, ऐसे शब्दो से आपको पुकारा जाता है, वे लोग भी आपको आपके नाम से नही पुकारते , जिन्हे प्रभावित करने के लिये आपने अपनी पूरी जिंदगी खर्च कर दी। इसीलिए......

A Small Scratch A Big Lesson

We often hear the phrase - a stitch in time saves nine. It's a reminder that addressing small issues promptly can prevent larger problems. However, even with the best of intentions, sometimes minor injuries can escalate into more serious complications. Recently, I...

A Triumph of Faith and Hope

When my children transitioned from a missionary school to a public school in the sixth grade, it was a significant change. The decision was primarily driven by the promise of more sports opportunities and government-funded scholarships. Thankfully, they were able to...

Childhood Shadows A Neighborly Reunion

There's something about old neighborhoods that hold memories like time capsules. Recently, one such memory walked right up to my doorstep – Arvind, who lived next door for the entirety of my childhood! We lived right next door for all of our formative years. We...