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Why Your Environment Shapes Your Success
For a long time, I believed success was only about mindset. I thought if someone was mentally strong enough, disciplined enough, and motivated enough, they could succeed anywhere. But over time, I realized something important. Your environment quietly shapes your behavior every single day. And most of the time, we don’t even notice it. Environment Is Always Influencing You The people around…
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Why Discipline Is Freedom?
For a long time, I thought discipline meant restriction. It felt like something that takes away freedom. Like a set of rules that limit what you can do. But over time, I realized something completely different. Discipline is not restriction. Discipline is freedom. The Misunderstanding Most people see discipline as forcing yourself to do things you don’t want to do. Wake up early.Work when…
Why Consistency Always Beats Motivation
After years of running a franchise business and managing cricket clubs, I realized something simple about success. It is not talent. It is not luck. It is not even motivation. It is consistency. But I didn’t always believe that. There were days when I felt extremely motivated. I would plan big, work hard, and feel like I was making huge progress. And then the next day… nothing. The…
Small Steps Break Overthinking
One step at a time After everything I’ve learned about control and overthinking, one question remained for me: What do you actually do when anxiety and fear take over? Because understanding the problem is one thing. Living through it is something else. I’ve faced moments where I felt like I was about to lose everything I had built. Years of effort felt like they were disappearing in front…
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Why Overthinking Quietly Destroys Our Peace
After I started letting go of trying to control every part of my life, I discovered something unexpected. Another source of stress. Overthinking. At first, I thought thinking more would help me make better decisions. After all, we are taught to think carefully before doing anything. But over time, I realized something. There is a difference between thinking and overthinking. Thinking helps…
The Dangerous Illusion of Control
For many years, I carried a quiet rage inside me. Whenever things didn’t go my way, something inside would explode. Even today, some people around me still remember me as someone who could suddenly burst when things went wrong. At the time, I believed the anger came from frustration. I thought I was angry because things were not going according to my plans. But after spending a couple of days…
The Moment I Stopped Fighting Life
Why trying to control everything only creates more stress. Life has a strange habit of changing everything when you least expect it. Sometimes things happen out of nowhere and throw you completely off balance. Plans collapse. Situations change. The future you imagined suddenly looks very different. For a long time, that frustrated me. I am someone who loves to plan. I like structure. I like…
Most People Quit Three Feet From Gold
At one point in my life, I felt like the world was crushing down on me. Nothing seemed to work. Every plan I made seemed to fail, and every effort felt wasted. It felt like no matter how hard I tried, life kept pushing me back. When you go through a time like that, your mind starts to play strange games with you. You start questioning everything. Your decisions. Your abilities. Even your…
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Living in the moment
What is the biggest challenge you will face in the next six months? My biggest challenge in the next six months isn’t business. It isn’t money. It isn’t fitness. It’s learning to live in the moment. I love planning. I plan everything — down to the minute. Planning makes me feel in control. But when things don’t go according to my plan, I get stressed. Irritated. Angry. And that’s when I…
Future
Do you need a break? From what? I don’t need a break from work, people, or responsibilities. I need a break from planning a future that isn’t promised. We spend so much time preparing for “someday” that we forget today is already a miracle. Being alive right now is not guaranteed—it’s the result of countless moments aligning perfectly. Life is fragile. Time is limited. And yet we treat the…
Being Common Is Not a Failure: My Journey Back to My Authentic Self
Feeling like just being yourself isn’t enough? You’re not alone. Many of us live under a quiet pressure to optimize our lives, brand ourselves, and turn growth into proof. I didn’t realize how exhausted I was until I asked a simple question: Why does just being feel like falling behind? This article is part of my journey back to my authentic self—a place where I’m unlearning the idea that an…
Myself
Who are your current most favorite people? People often ask, “Who are your favourite people at the moment?” My answer is simple: myself. Not because of ego. Not because of arrogance. But because I finally understand something important — if you’re not your own all-time favourite, it becomes very hard to build a meaningful life. Self-love isn’t obsession. It’s self-respect. When you value…
Yes and No
Do you trust your instincts? I love trusting my instinct, but sometimes I can’t tell whether it’s genuine intuition or just my internal fear influencing me, so I rely more on data to stay grounded. It’s difficult to separate instinct from bias, and I’m still learning how to recognize which voice is truly mine.
Are Humans Becoming Obsolete? AI, Automation, and the Future of Our Place in the World
Explore how AI could reshape society, potentially making humans economically redundant. A thought-provoking look at the balance between technology, human purpose, and the future of our world. Humans vs AI: A New Kind of Tool We live in an age where AI is no longer just a tool — it’s something fundamentally different. Unlike a hammer or a car, AI can make decisions on its own. It can plan,…
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What Alfred Adler Taught Me About Social Media
I used to scroll through social media like everyone else — chasing likes, hearts, and attention. Each notification gave me a quick rush, but the feeling never lasted. The more I tried to be seen, the more invisible I felt. Then I came across Alfred Adler’s idea of community feeling — the belief that real happiness comes from belonging and contribution, not comparison. It made me realize how much…
Separate Pain from Suffering
We all go through pain. A broken bone, a broken heart, the sting of rejection, the ache in the body after an injury — that’s part of being human. Pain is inevitable. But suffering… suffering is something we often create ourselves. Here’s what I mean. Pain is the raw experience: my knee hurts, I lost someone I love, things didn’t go as I hoped. Suffering is the story we wrap around it: this…
Grateful Breath, Grateful Heart
Daily writing promptWhat’s your #1 priority tomorrow?View all responses My number one priority tomorrow is to be grateful and to thank the people around me. Grateful, because I have been given another day to live and share with my loved ones. Thankful, because the people in my life constantly make me feel alive and valued.