Posts from the lifestyle category.
द सुपर युवा वाद्य पथककाय असतं एक वाद्य पथक? कशी असायला हवी पथकाची शिस्त, एखादा नवीन ताल/पॅच कसा बसवला पाहिजे, ढोल कोणत्या वेळी उचलला की चांगलं वाटेल.....हे सगळं युवा वाद्य पथकामुळे कळालं..!!!माझं वाद्य पथकातील हे पहिलच वर्ष, त्यामुळे जरा धाकधूक वाटत होती जमेल ना, होईल ना असं, पण जशी प्रॅक्टीस होत गेली, शिकत गेलो तसं समजू लागलं, मज्जा येऊ लागली, नविन ओळखी झाल्या...इतके नवीन अनुभव मिळायला लागले की.....
The Strange Distance Between Knowing and DoingI finished Theresa Cheung's Walk Your Talk with a fairly ordinary thought.I already know most of this.Sleep better.Move.Drink water.Breathe.Be grateful.Spend less time scrolling.Protect attention.Build better habits.None of this is new information.And yet I kept thinking about the book.That usually means there is something underneath the obvious idea.C...
1. AbandonedLeft on the street with no guide or map,I picked myself up and closed the gap.They said I was done, said I’d fall and break,I built from the ashes for my own sake.Storms tried to pull me under the tide,I learned to swim with the hurt inside.Scars on my back, but fire in my crown,They left me to sink. But I did not drown.2. UnbrokenThey tried to bury me under the weight,I turned the dir...
“What’s your price?”It is an uncomfortable question because we are used to putting prices on almost everything. A house has a price. A car has a price. A company has a valuation. Even our time is increasingly measured in money.But what happens when the question is directed at a human being?That discomfort is precisely where Dr. Manjit Hans begins in What’s Your Price? Understanding Your Worth. The...
(Part 4 of 4)Watch me walk in like I own the room,Turned all my grief into a garden that bloomed.They counted me out, now they count my wins,Every \you can't\ just fuels what begins.Crown on my head, but I earned every scar,Started from nothing and came this far.Abandoned before but watch me soar,What tried to stop me made me unstoppable more.
What if having it all is not about getting everything?What does it actually mean to have it all?More money? A successful career? A happy family? Good health? Inner peace? Meaningful relationships? Freedom from regret?We tend to imagine these things as items on a checklist. The more boxes we tick, the closer we are to a great life.Gaur Gopal Das’s You Can Have It All made me question that definitio...
Why does a young woman avoid buying a personal product from the family grocer?Why can a Sunday breakfast table in an Indian home look like a tour of the world?And why can a retailer with a deceptively simple business model understand Indian consumers better than companies with far larger resources?These questions are more interesting than they first appear because they point to something businesse...
