Even though I say I don’t use anything I learned in university directly, it’s a false statement. I learned a lot of things that can’t be quantified - making friends, working in groups, managing deadlines, exposure to new industries, and a lot of unique courses that I’m not using in my work but have added value to my life or understanding of the world.
High Adventure is a very straightforward account of Hillary's experience summiting the mountain; how he got into climbing, his early climbs, and a chance to join the Everest expedition in 1951, the challenges they faced, nearby explorations in 1952, and finally reaching the summit in 1953.
I've been listening to the audiobook of Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi the past week. Mihaly is a Hungarian-American psychologist known for his work in positive…
At some point in our lives, all of us wish our life was different--well, not just different, but better. Maybe you've imagined what life would be like with a better…
"In 2017, there was a widely popular study by the Royal Society for Public Health in the U.K. that named Instagram the number one worst app for mental health for…
There's a popular movie called Her (2013) in which the protagonist falls in love with the operating system and there's a quote in there which says, "How can one feel…
Getting Things Done. Every day of our lives, we're trying to get shit done and keep a tab on the countless projects we start and dream of starting. Personal and…
Hello and Welcome to 2021! This is a delayed post of my book reflection series for 2020. I read a total of 50 books the past year, a huge jump…
When we talk about self-education, we can't miss the impressive genius, Leonardo Da Vinci. A master artist, anatomist, engineer, scientist, biologist, and experimenter. He never received formal education beyond basic…
After meditating this morning, my phone beeped with a Google Photos throwback of my weekend trip to the Brahma Kumaris Centre for Spiritual Learning 3 years ago in the Blue…