Explore the journey of introspection and life choices in this thought-provoking blog post. Delve into the Inju’s pursuit of “What Matters In Life?” through career decisions, personal growth, and the quest for balance between exploration, family, and meaningful contributions.
What Powers The Ability To Take More Shots In Life
The probability of success increases as you keep taking more and more shots. Read on to know about the elements that help increase the probability of success by enabling you to take more shots in life?
The Importance Of A Routine!
When you don’t treat yourself well enough, everything seems toxic. Penning down my thoughts on the importance of routine in this blog post. Go check it out.
Days At The Isolation Centre!
Musings on death, rationality, prayers from my days at the Isolation Centre at the peak of Covid-19 second wave in May’21.
A Play With Death: Bouldering
I went for my first ever bouldering session with Avathi outdoors. Penned down my thoughts reflecting on the experience.
On My Own Trip!
Thoughts on why you should craft a journey for yourself.
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My thoughts on self-reliance of an individual
Kemmangundi Z Point Trek-B2K Part 2
In the second part of the drive to Kemmangundi from Bangalore, I take you on a stunning trek in the Kemmangundi hills.
Bangalore To Kemmangundi Drive-B2K Part 1
Kemmangundi is a hill station in Chikmagalur district of Karnataka. Read on to find all about my drive to Kemmangundi from Bangalore
White Spaces Of Life
“Oh time is just flying so fast”“Oh! Is it end of March already.” I keep hearing these dialogues from a number of people lately. But I somehow don’t feel like it. I feel the time is ticking at a snail pace. I can see every distinct second as it goes around the clock. But why??Why do I feel like time is dragging? But did I always feel like this!?As I unravel my professional and personal experiences in the numerous conversations I’ve been having lately, I realized I didn’t even remember how the good times flew by. Looking back, all the …