Little Legacies
How do quirks get etched into our personalities? Do we carry some of them as souvenirs from the people we've known?
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Aug 25 min read
The Book Business: Will the medium dictate the message?
E-readers and audiobooks have changed how we read. Now they may end up changing what we read.
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Jun 283 min read
Comfort TV shows that help me Unwind
A long day calls for some couch therapy! This is my list of what never fails to soothe.
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May 104 min read
The Cost of Money: Cash or Card?
Your mode of payment - apps, cash or card - affects how much you spend and even how you perceive frivolous expenditure.
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Apr 124 min read
Rising above Imposter Syndrome
Do you worry about whether people think you're a fraud? Or feel like you don't deserve to be where you are? Well, you're not alone.
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Mar 225 min read
Seeking Synchronicity
Einstein called coincidence 'God's way of remaining anonymous'. Which is why a random happenstance can sometimes, be far from random.
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Feb 233 min read
The Allure of Simplicity
Is simple just another word for basic or does it hold deeper secrets?
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Feb 23 min read
One Coffee, Please. And a Portion of People-Watching
Do try this in public and report back!
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Jan 53 min read
The Charm of Whimsy
The whimsical adds sparkle to everyday life. From literature clocks to quirky fashion choices, embrace the enchantment of whimsy.
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Dec 8, 20234 min read
The Collaboration Credo
Working with others can spark innovation, creativity and lead to groundbreaking achievements. It can be fun too!
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Nov 17, 20235 min read
The Myth of Multi-Tasking
Does multi-tasking aid productivity? Or does the appearance of doing everything all at once mask the fact that we're not getting very far?
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Oct 27, 20236 min read
11 Life Lessons I learnt from the 2008 Recession
Why waste a crisis? I used it to introspect and figure out what's important, what's not and what's got to change.
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Oct 6, 20236 min read
Driving Me Crazy: How I Learnt to Drive
Sometimes, driving is the destination. At least, it was for me. And so, I took the long, scenic route!
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Sep 15, 202312 min read
The What, How and Why of the 2008 Recession
A cautionary tale of corporate greed, political corruption and the decline of good old common sense.
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Aug 25, 20237 min read
Netflix's Persuasion: How not to adapt a classic
This film is a prime example of what is lost when the spirit of a story comes third to audience appeasement and cashing in on market trends.
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Aug 4, 202310 min read
On Friendship
All friendships are important but not equal. What it means to have friends and also, how to be one.
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Jul 14, 20234 min read
Memory: What we need to remember
Despite information that can be retrieved within seconds and infinite cloud storage, human memory is irreplaceable. It allows us to think.
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Jun 30, 20236 min read
All Quiet on the War Front: Quiet Quitting, Quiet Firing & Quiet Hiring
Sometimes, the quiet majority make the most noise.
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Jun 9, 20234 min read
About Anxiety
Is anxiety a necessary evil? What animals can teach us about dealing with it.
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May 26, 20233 min read
My Tryst with Knitting
How long does it take to knit a scarf? It took me two decades to knit my first. Read on to know why.
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