Every day I open my social media, I see some weird videos of a cat attacking a human or an influencer trying to sell me yet another product I don’t need. But in both these videos, I see something off—an element that makes me think, “It’s not real.” The sad part is that I don’t […]
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Picture this: you wake up, check your phone for a minute, which turns into another 45 minutes of scrolling, and when you finally wake up, you will have consumed so much that your brain just isn’t functioning as it should. I’ve been there. Every morning, I look at my phone screen for 15–20 minutes, and
When I was in school, I envied talented people. I always thought they were naturally gifted, and some of them actually were. They were good at math, could answer any textbook question, and always got an A in school. Society, parents, and teachers also admired them as if they were the “special” ones. On the
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Creating every day sounds intimidating. How can someone have so many ideas? How can they be motivated every day? I used to feel the same in the initial days. I didn’t show up consistently, and that was the problem. Later, I understood why creating every day is necessary, and how it can be done. Successful
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When I began writing online, I found it really interesting. But things got boring quickly. I was tired because I couldn’t find ideas, maintain consistency, or see real progress. There were points I wanted to give up writing altogether. But something kept me going. I persisted, even if it meant publishing only 2–3 articles a
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I used to be that person who’d wake up, grab my phone, and dive headfirst into the endless scroll of social media. Before my feet hit the floor, I’d be 30 minutes deep in notifications, memes, and random videos that added nothing to my life. By the time I dragged myself out of bed, I
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For the longest time, I believed opportunities were something you waited for — like a job offer, an invitation, or a lucky break. But over the years, I realized that waiting rarely leads to anything. You create the best opportunities yourself. If you’ve ever felt stuck, like life isn’t giving you the chances you deserve, this article
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Humans have been working since the beginning of time. But the type of work has evolved throughout generations. Our ancestors were hunter-gatherers who worked by hunting for food. They lived in groups and worked together. Thankfully, we no longer have to carry our hunting tools and roam around the forest. We can work from our
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“I hate my job, but the money is good.” I’ve heard people say this so many times. You hardly find someone who genuinely loves their job. Why do people work at a job they hate? For the money. But why do people quit their jobs? There can be several reasons for that, like: Lack
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“If you are good at something, never do it for free.” —The Joker, The Dark Knight It sounds right that you should charge for the things you are good at. However, here, I am not talking about something you are good at. Instead, I am talking about the things you love to do. So, I
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