When I was in primary school or even when I became a young adult, I had few friends of my age. They used to be my neighbours, or classmates. Obviously, they were not many, but they were my good friends and I used to pass most of my free times with them
A century ago, even the wealthiest monarchs could scarcely imagine a world of gentle, cool breezes at the push of a button, of gliding through the sky in pressurized cabins, or of summoning any person, anywhere on earth, with the tap of a screen.
Though I am 65+ now, still every day brings new lessons for me. Though, simple, but powerful was the realization of this today. Each mind is a unique lens, shaped by individual experiences, beliefs, and emotions.
Though I am 65+ now, still every day brings new lessons for me. Though, simple, but powerful was the realization of this today. Each mind is a unique lens, shaped by individual experiences, beliefs, and emotions.
I retired about few years back, after dedicating 36 years to my career. That means I spent over 75,000 hours doing almost the same kind of work. Malcolm Gladwell, in his bestseller Outliers, says that the key to mastery is 10,000 hours of focused practice.
We all cherish gifts in our daily lives. Life itself is the greatest gift — a miraculous offering about which we still wonder: Why were we given it? How did we come to receive it? No matter how attractive or impressive the wrapping (the cover) of a gift may be,
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