This is a new series of blogpost. The entire endeavour here is to invest some of our precious time in discussing something that has always been an integral part of our modern existence: Education. This is never intended to be any sort of prescription by any stretch of imagination. Rather I expect it to be …
Month: April 2016
This post of mine is in continuity to my last post. My dear friend Divyakant was not very pleased from the fact that my last post couldn’t provide solution to the problem of average existence. Let me try. You just got to remember that, when it comes to living your dream, it’s all about you. …
If you are, do you consider it to be a positive quality? Perfectionism, despite sounding positive, isn’t worth pursuing. It’s different than striving to be your best, and is definitely unrelated to self-improvement. Rather, it revolves around the fundamental fear of shame. Let me explain. Perfectionism, in short, is the belief that, if we live, …
There are three classes of people: those who see, those who see when shown, and those that do not see: Leonardo Da Vinci Most of us believe that some people, like Steve Jobs and Bill Gates are simply born with creative genes, while others are not. Creative people are supposedly right brained, meaning that they …
Not more than a few decades ago, choices in most areas of daily life was actually rather limited. For example, just one generation ago, all utilities were regulated by monopolies, so consumers didn’t need to make difficult decisions about who was going to provide their telephone or electric service. And even in education, we had …
Given a choice, most people would like to live a life that is true to who they are; in other words, we’d like to be as authentic as possible. Unfortunately, factors like lack of self-confidence or pressure to conform makes it the most difficult choice. As a result, more often than not, we start feeling …