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When the World Feels Heavy: A Gentle Reflection on Nepal and Our Shared Humanity
Some weeks, life feels like it’s moving along in its usual rhythm — work, family, small joys, small frustrations — and then something happens in the world that makes everything go quiet for a moment. That’s how it’s felt watching the news from Nepal lately. The loss, the uncertainty, the way entire communities are trying… Continue reading
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What sets you off? 🧨
What sets you off and makes you feel like you’re walking on thin ice, bracing for that quiet internal explosion? It’s rarely the big, dramatic moments. Most people can name the obvious stressors — conflict, disrespect, pressure — and understand why they affect them. But the triggers that shape your emotional world most intensely are… Continue reading
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Would you say it to a good friend? 🤍
Me to myself (feeling shitty): “This is on me, I should have known better.”My coworker to me: “I am sorry about this, yaar. I should have known better. I was so confident I was right, I didn’t think of checking again.”Me to my coworker: “It’s alright. You didn’t mess up intentionally. You’re only human”My coworker… Continue reading
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Unbecoming – what becoming requires first
Here’s something nobody tells you about becoming who you want to be—it happens in the quiet, completely unglamorous in-between. We tend to worship the big milestones. We celebrate the new job, the launch day, or the bold New Year resolution. But those are just the trophies – mere symbols of the actual win. The actual… Continue reading
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The False Dichotomy: AI, Mindfulness, and What It Means to Be Human
There’s a narrative circulating right now that goes something like this: “If you use AI, you’re not being authentic.”“If you care about mindfulness, you can’t embrace technology.”“If you’re focused on productivity, you can’t be present.”“If you’re working with cutting-edge tools, you’re not living intentionally.” I call bullshit. These are false dichotomies. Binary choices that don’t… Continue reading