The days are long but the years are short
A significant population in the world is currently locked down due to the escalating threat from Corona virus. Like most workers, I am also working from home these days. Being a parent of three kids who are also staying at…
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Nurture Shock is a great book for parents of young children. And I highly recommend it since the lessons learned through this book can go a long way in raising confident, well-mannered and persistent kids. Some of the key points…
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Imagine that you live in a developing country and you earn your income through working as a labourer. Your profession requires you to carry heavy stuff from one place to another. Or you are a construction worker who spends his…
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This is a post I wanted to write in extraordinary detail. However, my main focus has been to deliver content in short and readable form, so I will keep it to the point as well. It is strange to believe…
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The history of slavery goes back to thousands of years ago when new cities were built and the concept of land ownership started to emerge. The slaves were captured and put to work for their lives, a practice in which…
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This is the thirteenth post in the series of Daily Habits, which is about a listing of useful habits that should be a part of a productive person’s daily routine. To read, you can start here. There are some other…
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I wrote about our screen addiction some time ago. Its effects on children are much more harmful but I couldn’t find suitable words to write a post on it. Now we received a note on this subject from our daughter’s…
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Imagine a situation where you experience loud shrieking sounds in your ears everywhere you go, whether at home, office or travel. And that continues to happen for a good part of your 16 waking hours. That does not seem to…
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