At 63, I reflect on my life with six mothers—my real mother and five sisters. Growing up as the youngest, I often felt isolated, unaware that I was gifted and highly sensitive. My school days weren’t fulfilling, but I found comfort in music and later pursued a career in hospitality, sales, and operational management, ultimately achieving "Teacher of...
From career choices to relationships, the fear of "Log Kya Kahenge" haunts every Indian. Here's why it's time to stop living for others and start living for YOU.
Last night, I played chess with my nephew. Neither of us is an expert, but we enjoy the game. It usually ends in checkmate. Similarly, in global politics, figures like Donald Trump use chess as a metaphor for strategy. With NATO and the EU involved, Trump’s moves spark questions about global security. Will Europe’s countermoves succeed, or will...
Explore the unique upbringing of Gen Z, shaped by rapid technological advancements like Wi-Fi, camera phones, and social media. This article delves into how these inventions influenced their social development, creating a tech-savvy but internet-reliant generation.
Are Musk and AI reshaping democracy? Surveillance, privacy, and productivity challenges loom as technology changes how we live, work, and govern ourselves..
Wednesday, February 5, 2025 is Western Monarch Day: This morning, I decided to watch a Spanish movie on the indie channel. Parallel Mothers is a 2021 Spanish drama directed and written Pedro Almodovar, produced by Agustin Almodovar, and starring Penelope Cruz, Milena Smit, Israel Elejalde, Aitana Sanchez-Gijon, Rossy de Palma, and Julieta Serrano. A 2021 Spanish Drama https://youtu.be/cL6JDYkRa2g?si=0Rl43ILvr99AqSLe...
A plane crash in Washington D.C. leaves 64 passengers dead after an army helicopter collides with the aircraft. Was it a mistake or a potential terrorist attack?
Life is like a lion's fight—proud of our scars, even when we don't win. Figures like Nelson Mandela, Muhammad Ali, Rocky Balboa, and Mahatma Gandhi taught us perseverance and inner strength. In a world striving for nonviolence, can we maintain peace without turning away from conflict, and should we continue to fight for what's right?
I’ve only truly discovered myself later in life, reflecting on how upbringing, circumstances, and the people around us shape our paths in this ever-changing world.
The constant fear of war, driven by geopolitical tensions and the arms industry's profits, deeply affects productivity, creativity, and human well-being. Small families, overpopulation, and automation complicate global dynamics, while media amplifies fear. To reduce conflict, we must reject arms investments and prioritize ethical choices. A peaceful 2025 is possible through cooperation, not violence.
