What I Learnt from Volunteering
What This TED Talk Taught Me About Learning Faster I recently watched a TEDx talk by neuroscientist Dr. Lila Landowski, and it completely changed how I think about learning. Many of us assume that if learning feels hard, it’s because we’re not smart enough or not trying hard enough. But the truth is, most people […]
Health Is Wealth: How to Stay Healthy in a Hectic Environment
I had a heartfelt chat with a close friend recently, and what he shared really hit me. He’s someone I’ve always admired—managing life as a company director, a loving father to two young kids, and a devoted husband. His days were packed with meetings, deadlines, and family commitments. It’s so hard to even have to […]
Why am I losing friends as I grow up?
I guess it’s pretty common for people to lose friends as they grow older. Personally, I believe there are a few key reasons why this happens, and I’ve experienced both the drifting away of some friends and the enduring presence of others. It’s a natural part of life, though bittersweet, and it serves as a […]
5 benefits of doing charity
Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about charity and what it really means. To me, charity is all about helping others—whether it’s donating money, offering my time, or simply lending a hand when someone is in need. It’s not always about grand gestures, but about making a difference in the lives of those who could […]
5 Advices for Aspiring Self-Employed Entrepreneurs to Succeed
5 Key Pieces of Advice for Aspiring Self-Employed Entrepreneurs to Succeed So, you want to be your own boss? You want to go after what you really believe in and create something meaningful with your own two hands. That’s amazing. But, let’s be real—entrepreneurship is no walk in the park. If you’re ready to hustle […]
What I Learnt from Volunteering
What I Learnt from Volunteering Over the years, I’ve volunteered in various capacities—packing and delivering goodie bags to families in need, preparing meals for the elderly, and befriending and feeding mentally and physically challenged patients at homes, to name a few. However, my volunteer work was mostly sporadic and inconsistent. While I enjoyed the […]
