We, humans, are like onions, made of numerous layers. Most of us don’t have time to peel and peek into each layer. We are part of an instant world for finding love, sex, or grocery. No one has time or patience. We are all running and aiming for a perfect life, partnership, or work without …
Category Archives: Life
onions
We, humans, are like onions. Every layer has its own story, and for an outsider, we are just projections of the version we portray. Nobody cares what is going on in your other aspects of life but wants to see more of you and your bikini pics or jokes on Twitter. We are all lost …
trust
Capitalism has put trust in the back seat. Old days we had a family physician, butcher, or milkman. They cared for us, and we trusted them with their quality of service. With time we are merely limited to buying or consuming. There is a pure transaction at play. We are just another face paying for …
who?
We have multiple faces within. Most of the world sees what we want them to show or what they have perceived about us. The other sides of us are limited to a few others around us. It can be with people we are cruel to or with people we are open to showing our vulnerability. …
true
We have to be true to ourselves in our actions to avoid future regrets. Our life is not a binary but a colorful rainbow. These colors are like our experiences. As we age or when our mind is idle, our thoughts will continuously remind us about these colors. If we have lived the moments true …
Unpredictability
We are more and more entering the era of unpredictability. Be it our life, economy, or environment. Things are getting less stable than before. Making peace with uncertainty is the only way out. We can be more responsible with our actions. Someone has said, we humans thrive, mutate and get better in chaos. Also, adaptation …
depression
Social media is full of stories about depression and how it is killing us all silently. Is depression a disease? Are we born with it, some hormonal deficiency causing it? Or could it be our inflammable gut? If it requires medical support, we can cure it. Is it not? But what about self-inflicting depression? The …
sugar
Last few weeks, I have avoided sugar. Apart from rice, I was not taking anything else. The side effect of it was not getting enough sleep. Again, this is my observation. I had some sweets yesterday, on the eve of Holi. After which, I good 8-10 hours of sleep. I am not sure if it …
Crisis
Crisis tests leadership. When things run smooth, we don’t notice much about the pillars or fundamentals of any business. COVID was one such situation that defined a company, especially how they treated their employees. There were mass firings and, many businesses got shut down. When the Brazilian frost hit in the early days, green beans …
sometimes
Sometimes I feel like I have all-time in the world. It is just people around me are running. Is something wrong with me? Why am I not running and acting busy all the time? Does it make me less aspirational? Are they all have everything sorted that they are running for their true north? Daily …