❃ Because we are stronger together
I learned that if you spell out and share what’s inside you, be it ambition or pain, it helps to muster forward or heal them, sort of closure of an old chapter and an opening of a new one. Today I decided to jot down my top 2 regrets, hoping by doing so I will bring it to closure.
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The world has not been embroiled in any major wars in recent years. Of course, there are still inter and intra-country conflicts, but not at a scale compared to the Medieval period. Unlike wars that were fought between nations for hundreds of years, today’s conflicts do seem small. Relatively speaking, we are living in a freer and peaceful times now. The ages of kings and emperors ruling the mass is over, or is it?
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Continue reading “Welcome to the new Medieval period. | The New Age Series”
From cave dwellers to astronauts, our evolution has been nothing but spectacular. Human spirit for survival and to thrive has been the core driver behind our progress. Once the momentum picked up resulting in one breakthrough after another, we have become unstoppable, always looking for the next bend, much beyond survival.
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A 3-seconds wait for the browser to surface your favourite site feels like eternity.
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Welcome back to chapter two – Your Brand. This article is long over-due. To make the most of this blog, please start with the materials under the ‘Life‘ section from Chapter 1 – Back to Basics.
A quick recap from where left. In the articles Chapter 2 – Your Brand and 2.1 Your Brand | Put Your Clothes On, we discussed two types of Blind Spots – Behavioural and Mental Blind Spots, and here we’ll cover it in some more detail.
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Little did Raymond Tomlinson, a computer engineer in 1971 from Cambridge, Massachusetts knew that his first text message ‘QWERTYUIOP’ from one computer to another sitting side by side, travelling via a network of computers would change the way the world would communicate in future.
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I have been intrigued by this couplet penned by an anonymous 17th-century poet from the Indian subcontinent. Although it reminds me of my late father, it’s beyond all relationships, and it’s as relevant today as would have been then.
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Continue reading “Our time in this world is very little | The Wisdom Series”
