I must say a good one right there. And when acceptance depends on loyalty to power rather than shared life or effort, what happens to the idea of a common society? The concept of society becomes transactional.

If two groups act precisely the same, but have different colour skin, are they culturally diverse? No. Honestly, culture being behavioural rather than visual feels important. And if culture is how people

Fair enough

Sisu and its benefits could come through deliberate choices to push ourselves into adversity by tackling what we believe to be impossible for us, but worthy of our energy investments… The breaking of familiar

Thank you for the compliment. But am concerned there is possibility that originality won’t be measured by depth or honesty anymore, but by detectable imperfection. If we start editing ourselves to avoid

And far out what we can do is amazing, yet we are just blips in a long history, our lives not amounting to much, in the scheme of things. You are right. Actually, even as BLIPS, we can create, connect,

what does that say about the lives we’re postponing out of fear waiting, like her, to find courage only when it’s too late? One thing is that fear can quietly steal entire lifetimes if we let it. So much

What looks like a miraculous turnaround in twenty minutes is really the payoff of years of invisible suffering and discipline.

Very unfortunate. But the sad truth is that you would always find such people in the system. It isn't the system that corrupt such people rather their selfish interest and desire.

No matter how hard I practiced, I still can't swim. Maybe not meant to be my thing. I took a whole week learning how to swim in our school excursion but to no avail.

But as we moved into a tokenised society of trade, the trust moved from each other, to the token of transfer. In money we trust, because that is all that matters. If someone pays, that is all that is required,

If possible, question your partner so that he grows up in uncomfortable conversations Are we brave enough to have those uncomfortable conversations that help a bond grow, and just as brave to walk away

The idea of changing the lens we see life through is powerful, because it reminds me that most of our suffering doesn’t come from events themselves, but from the meaning we attach to them.

True enough

There’s also growing evidence that even repetitive, low-complexity motor tasks can become mentally exhausting when automaticity is disrupted. What looks like simple hand movement on the outside can require