“Saving is the gap between your ego and your income.” What a hard-hitting yet simple line! I’ve read many books about money during my younger years—Rich Dad Poor Dad, Think and Grow Rich, and many more. Most of them had a common theme: strategies, tricks, and aggressive approaches to getting rich. But when I read …
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Selection Stories On top of the misty mountains of Landour, nestled within the heart of Mussoorie, we met a wise and cheerful man—Mr. Rakesh Garg. He is the proud owner of Munshi Mull Radhey Lal, a cozy souvenir shop that has been a landmark since 1872, passed down through three generations. As we sat down …
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Selection Stories Sourendu Nanda has been working as a professional photographer for a brand for quite some time. In his own words, photography was initially his Plan B for financial freedom, and he has been managing it exceptionally well. In today’s conversation, we’ll be discussing many aspects of photography that might help you improve your …
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Workaholics aren’t heroes. When I read this line, I thought, Wow, that’s so true! Many companies still don’t believe in this idea. They assume that the more hours you work, the better results you’ll get. But this book challenges such myths about work and business—myths that people are still following today. So, my friends, today …
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“It’s easier to talk to a therapist about our sex life than to talk to an accountant about our finances.” This quote from the book Your Money or Your Life by Joe Dominguez and Vicki Robin perfectly captures the discomfort many of us feel when it comes to money. But this book isn’t just about …
Today, I want to talk about a self-help book that stands apart from the crowd. Unlike most self-help books that only offer motivational clichés like “get up, work harder, and move forward”, this book dives deeper. It presents facts, real-life stories, and research-based insights to provide a balanced perspective on success and personal growth. The …
We’ve all heard countless tips on staying healthy—things you can do at home or various routines to follow. But what we often overlook is that a significant portion of our time is spent outside the home, especially at work. Corporate life often puts us under immense stress due to multitasking, performance pressure, long desk hours, …
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Selection Stories Aprajita Singh is a truly dedicated individual, and I first heard about her from a friend who told me about her incredible yoga achievement—a record in the Mermaid Pose. Intrigued, I decided to approach her for a conversation, and she graciously agreed. During our talk, I discovered that she holds 4-5 remarkable records, …
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Selection Stories I’ve wanted to discuss mental health for a long time, particularly to understand what people genuinely feel on this topic. Recently, I came across various psychologists on Instagram, inviting them to share their thoughts, hoping to have meaningful conversations. Among them, Veena Nair, a Clinical Psychologist based in Pune with over 8 years …
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Q1. Which do you prioritize more in your decision-making: Following your heart or using your brain? Swathi: First choice is Brain if it doesn’t work then I’ll follow my heart. Q2. Name one skill that you think everyone should learn. Swathi: As an introvert myself, I’ve found that social skills are crucial …
