Beyond The Basics !!
Constant exposure to certain things can dull our senses and alter our expectations. Tough experiences build resilience, while excessive exposure to idealized situations fosters unrealistic expectations. Social media's dopamine hits can make real-life experiences seem dull. To combat this, embrace the ordinary, limit skewed exposure, and face tough times head-on. Strive for balance and cherish life's imperfections.
Prioritization: Learning to say no is crucial for effective prioritization in both professional and personal life. It allows you to allocate your time and resources to tasks that are most aligned with your goals and values. By saying no to less important or tangential commitments, you ensure that your efforts contribute meaningfully to your overarching... Continue Reading →
While I love writing articles, I have gotten this article also converted to a video for easy work. https://youtu.be/Jovs3Vxep9k We keep finding new problems at every step in life. They are a package that is setup for us by life. So to handle them, it becomes important that we learn how to deal with them.... Continue Reading →
Image by Markus Winkler from Pixabay We are living in tough times and a harsh reality is that maybe some part of the catastrophe is induced by us (in terms of the unchecked spread of the virus). Our actions as a community do make the difference on how better or worse a situation becomes. The... Continue Reading →
Today, on the occasion of Shri Ram Navami, a thought just clicked my mind. There is a beautiful piece of advice that we should take from the Ramayana. Obviously with the disclaimer that there is no intent to hurt anyone's religious sentiment. Rather it is an attempt to get something from our scriptures to be... Continue Reading →
The time was 2.25 am. It's quite late to leave the office, especially when you join at 10 am. But I was quite accustomed to such working hours in the organization. Well, ideally you shouldn't be accustomed to such extremes but sometimes you do not understand what the price would be. Nevertheless, coming back to... Continue Reading →
Nagesh Naik 