Tag: Society and Culture

  • Mental Model Explained

    In a world filled with distractions and stresses, misunderstandings are common. When things go wrong, it’s all too easy to assume the worst about others. Did your friend forget your birthday? Did a coworker submit…

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  • Evening Walks

    I have this ritual where I walk with my son everyday in evening and it is a time for him to ask any questions or just have a conversation. It is also a way for…

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  • Personal Branding

    How you introduce yourself in a social setting tells you everything about yourself. Most people relate their identity with their profession, title they hold, place of birth, family name, or school they went to. There…

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  • Daring Greatly

    I have been thinking about this quote since it popped up last nite. This morning I stumbled upon Societal Markers, a word that is possibly the reason why most remain timid souls. What are Societal…

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  • Thinking Simplicity

    Thinking Simplicity is a principle that guides me in how I go about my daily routine. It evolved after a session that I attended on storytelling. Recently I was asked about the theme that I…

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  • Be Like a Child

    Photo by ‪Salah Darwish on Unsplash Children are the best teachers Children amaze me. They dazzle me. They live in the moment. They are always present. They find joy in simple things. They love to…

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  • Work Should Never Define YOU

    Photo by Ian Schneider on Unsplash I am just amazed at the reactions I get from people when I tell them your work, education, title, or designation doesn’t define you. Most have invested two decades…

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  • Your are just a speck of dust

    Photo by Thomas Griggs on Unsplash It was 4:00 AM and I got a call saying ‘He had a cardiac arrest’. I still remember this call vividly possibly two decades back and I was not…

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  • Let it go

    The most difficult thing I have learned is to ‘Let it go’. It took years to understand that it is very easy to react to situations and people but very difficult to take a deep…

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