@takhar

Not that long ago, it was a bit of a fun pastime hobby of mine to keenly observe most of the imprints left on the bare sand at the beach while going for a walk, waiting for the sun…

### Make hay while the sun shines. As much as opportunities are finite like the air we can breathe in at any given moment, trying to jump into every opportunity that comes our way …

I can foresee a time in the future when telepathy will be commonplace, in terms of two or more people located at vast distances communicating without uttering a single word. Of co…

Getting addicted to the results of seeing your progress compound isn't that bad of an idea when you look at it from a long-term perspective. The droplets that trickle down from a…

Warren Buffett made such a contrarian take with the psychology of markets when he said be greedy when others are fearful and vice versa. I think it's harder to be greedy when othe…

Tying loose ends, coming home to roost, a foggy future, caught in a storm, jumping from "it's so over!" to "we're so back!" and vice versa. Uneasiness morphs into uncomfortable-n…

*What would you work on if you don't have to work for money* is one of those questions that usually makes people pause and ponder before coming with a reply. I don't think many pe…

If one is of the few happy go lucky optimists, then it seems quite absurd to otherwise have such rigid thinking patterns when approaching the complexities of modern life. As in, w…

Hope isn't a strategy. Yet when all other strategies fail to deliver results, it creeps on you in a way that makes the difference between giving up completely and finding the stren…

You *just* have to find one opportunity and make it stick. That's needed for all successful ventures, investment wins, and by extension inducing life-changing moments. But before …

"Reality exists in the human mind and nowhere else", who said that quote again? Sometimes, I just wake up and certain thought streams keep flowing around my head like bees flocki…

I've been thinking (again) about how we move from point A to point B, then to point C, and so on until we reach point Z. This type of progress although can seem very slow is usua…

Learning new things the hard way has a lot to do with not understanding that experience carries more weight than knowledge. The difference between knowing fire is hot and actuall…

As if I needed another reminder, I'm always mindful of not getting assimilated too much into projections on a blank screen to the point of forgetting that I'm watching mere light a…

Is there some truth in saying that the reason why we're not committed to anything is because we're afraid of being attached to it apart from the fear of disappointment? Of course,…

I'm part of the camp of people who tend to think that if you really want something, you can only get it when that wanting translates into a borderline obsession or rather developin…

A recent discussion I had with a stranger while going for a walk has sparked my curiosity about social issues again. Optics matter a lot when trying to solve an issue or problem o…

Bending a wire - malleable, responsive to pressure. Bending a stick - possible but requiring more force, with the likely risk of breaking. Bending the unbendable - the truest tes…

Fresh ideas, don't they always happen when the environment is like a calm sea after a storm? If you're ever in need of fresh ideas, you're better off stepping away from the proble…

"You waste years without being able to waste hours." Amos Tversky At first, I didn't understand the logic of this statement after coming across it recently on [an X article about…