In the trajectory of our lives, each decade carries its own flavor, brings unique lessons, and fosters self-evolution. Arguably, some of the most profound shifts occur as we transition from our 30s into our 40s, a period which can be marked by a surge of self-confidence followed by a profound awakening. In our 30s, manyContinue reading “The Wisdom Curve: Navigating Through the Decades – 30s to 40s”
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Daily Habits vs Yearly Targets: A Razor-Thin Competition!
Every ambitious person often battles with this question: What is more important, yearly targets or daily habits? To fully understand this, let’s analyze both these approaches separately. Yearly Targets Yearly targets are long-term goals that we set for ourselves at the beginning of the year, hoping to achieve them by year’s end. They could beContinue reading “Daily Habits vs Yearly Targets: A Razor-Thin Competition!”
Are you prone to creating vertical relationships with people around you – pushover?
A relationship, in the simplest of terms, is a connection between two or more individuals. It can be social, romantic, familial, professional, or platonic, each with its own dynamics, complexities, and intricacies. This bond may be based on love, respect, kinship, shared experiences, mutual interests, or a combination of these elements. There’s no one-size-fits-all whenContinue reading “Are you prone to creating vertical relationships with people around you – pushover?”
The Power of Patience: The Unsung Hero of Personal Growth
In a fast-paced world that perpetually craves immediate results and quick fixes, we often tend to undervalue one crucial virtue: Patience. Indeed, as the adage goes, “Rome wasn’t built in a day,” signifying that all things worth having necessitate time, effort, and above all, patience. While often overlooked, patience is undeniably one of the mostContinue reading “The Power of Patience: The Unsung Hero of Personal Growth”
Embracing Failure: Connecting Attitudes, Culture, Innovation and Startups
It’s not uncommon to hear stories of successful entrepreneurs and innovators who faced failure before achieving greatness. In today’s society, failure is often seen as a necessary part of growth, learning, and success. But has this level of acceptance towards failure always been the case throughout history? In many ancient societies, failure was viewed asContinue reading “Embracing Failure: Connecting Attitudes, Culture, Innovation and Startups”
The Ugly Ad Boards – time to go digital and sustainable!
This image is the exact opposite of what sustainability stands for. It is impossible that any human, not fitted without AI vision, can process all of these boards, in the time they need to cross this junction. Which view would you prefer while driving? Image 1 or Image 2? Here are some of my travelContinue reading “The Ugly Ad Boards – time to go digital and sustainable!”
Evolution – Apes, Humans, AI?
Humans are most closely related to the great apes of the family Hominidae. This family includes orangutans, chimpanzees, gorillas, and bonobos. Humans and gorillas share 98.4 percent of their DNA. Of the great apes, humans share 98.8 percent of their DNA with bonobos and chimpanzees. Read the above lines again – let it sink in.Continue reading “Evolution – Apes, Humans, AI?”
Subscription vs Ownership – A conversation with ChatGPT
We are moving towards a world where many things won’t be owned, but subscribed to. The ownership of items will lie with central vendors and consumers would only subscribe or unsubscribe to these items. What are the pros and cons of living in such a world? There are potential advantages and disadvantages to moving towardsContinue reading “Subscription vs Ownership – A conversation with ChatGPT”
An Era of Divisions
Definition: “An era of divisions” refers to a period of time characterized by the increasing polarization, fragmentation, and conflict within society across various dimensions, such as politics, race, culture, religion, and socio-economic status. In such an era, people tend to view others with different backgrounds, opinions, or values as “the other,” leading to a breakdownContinue reading “An Era of Divisions”
Mansplaining vs Mothering
Given the times we live in, most of you have heard of the word “Mansplaining” by now. The opposite behavior to Mansplaining is “Mothering” behavior towards a grown man. Here is a table outlining some of the differences between mansplaining and when a woman engages in mothering behavior towards a grown man: Mansplaining Mothering DefinitionContinue reading “Mansplaining vs Mothering”