Hello, awesome readers! 🌟 I hope your journey toward personal growth is going strong! Today, we’re diving into Chapter 3 of “Atomic Habits” by James Clear. If you’ve been following along, we’ve already covered how small habits and identity can shape our lives. But in this chapter, Clear gets into the nuts and bolts of […]
Hey, lovely readers! As Ganesha Utsav approaches, I’ve been reflecting on how we can deepen our connection with Lord Ganesha during these special days. Many of us participate in Murti Pooja, where we worship the beautiful idol of Ganesha, but what if we took this experience a step further? This year, I’ve decided to add
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Hey there, amazing readers! 🌟 I hope you’re all doing well and continuing on your journey of self-improvement. Today, we’re diving into the second chapter of “Atomic Habits” by James Clear, a chapter that really hits home when it comes to the deeper motivations behind our habits. If the first chapter was about understanding the
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Hello, wonderful readers! 🌟 I hope you’re all doing great and finding your rhythm in life. Today, I want to dive into a book that has been a game-changer for many—“Atomic Habits” by James Clear. If you haven’t picked up this gem yet, I highly recommend it. It’s all about how small habits can lead
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Raksha Bandhan is not just a festival; it’s a celebration of the bond between siblings. It’s a day when we cherish those childhood memories, the laughter, the silly fights, and the unwavering support that siblings provide each other. This day, filled with rituals, gifts, and nostalgia, also offers us a unique opportunity to pause and
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Have you ever found yourself arguing with your mind, only to lose the battle to procrastination? We often know how urgent our tasks and decisions are, yet we hesitate. Why does this happen? Let me tell you a story. The Tale of Hamlet Shakespeare’s famous tragedy, “Hamlet,” illustrates the procrastinating nature of humans. Hamlet, the
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Recently, the festival of Buddha Purnima was celebrated, which reminds me of the wisdom shared by two great thinkers from different parts of the world: Aristotle and Gautama Buddha. Both of them emphasized the importance of avoiding extremes and finding a balanced, moderate approach to life. Aristotle’s Golden Mean Aristotle, the famous Western philosopher and
Recently, the IPL match featured an inspiring campaign: planting 500 trees for every dot ball bowled during the four playoff games. Sounds great, right? This green initiative is a fantastic example of how sports can give back to nature. As Environment Day approaches, many of us are planning our own green initiatives. It’s our moral
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Life in our busy schedules can be overwhelming. We often find ourselves stressed, tired, and lacking energy. This happens to all of us, yet we continue to push forward, fulfilling our duties and responsibilities. That’s commendable, but at some point, we need to rethink how we approach our daily lives. Living a productive day doesn’t
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(A Letter From Abraham Lincoln To His Son’s Teacher) Abraham Lincoln’s letter to his son’s headmaster is a rule book of what it should take to effectively raise a child. Each paragraph consists of memorable lessons. Let’s walk through it.———————————— ” My son starts school today. It is all going to be strange and new
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