mental-health
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The Ultimate Luxury: Freedom to Live and Think
What’s the one luxury you can’t live without? In today’s fast-paced world, where material possessions often define one’s status, the true luxury lies not in wealth or opulence, but in the simple yet profound freedom to live and think independently. For me, this freedom is the most invaluable aspect of my life, something I hold…
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Introverted Explorer: A Life Between Worlds
If humans had taglines, what would yours be? Tagline: “Overthinker, Explorer, Pizza Lover, and Bookworm” People often see me as an extrovert—someone who’s always ready to engage, chat, and mingle. But if you peek behind that outgoing facade, you’ll find a girl who thrives on quiet moments and introspection. My mind is a constant whirlwind,…
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Living vs. Surviving: The Hidden Struggle of Modern Life
What makes life tougher: living or surviving? People often see these as the same thing, but in reality, living is a different ball game. In today’s world, 99% of people are just surviving. They might think they’re living, but in truth, they’re merely pushing themselves through each day. Living means embracing life with purpose and…
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Navigating the Storms of Aimlessness and Hopelessness
Lately, it seems like more and more people are feeling aimless and hopeless, caught in a web of dissatisfaction with both their personal and professional lives. It’s a new kind of feeling that’s becoming all too common. In our fast-paced, success-driven society, it’s easy to feel lost. When things don’t go as planned—when the dream…
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A Collection of Memories
I have a collection of memories—good, bad, painful, and life-changing. They keep coming back to me, making me relive them over and over again. Some days, a joyful memory will surface, bringing a smile to my face and warmth to my heart. It’s like a gentle reminder of the happy times, the moments of pure…
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Finding Purpose Beyond Survival
How do you balance work and home life? In the Bhagavad Gita, it is mentioned that every being, even adog, has a work-life balance. The difference between animals and humans lies in our ability to strive for something greater. While animals focus on survival—finding food, shelter, and companionship—humans have the unique ability to seek purpose…
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The Old Friends I Carry With Me
The oldest things I carry with me today aren’t stuff you can touch but are more like invisible buddies: my attitude, my confidence, and my insecurities. Even now, being happy and settled in life, these traits stick around. My attitude is a mix of optimism and skepticism. It’s what pushes me to tackle challenges and…
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The Art of Leadership: Being Both a Leader and Follower
In the realm of leadership, there’s a common misconception that a leader must always be at the forefront, dictating orders and making decisions without question. However, the truth is that being a great leader often requires being an even better follower. A leader who fails to listen to the opinions and perspectives of those around…
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Wisdom from a Stranger
During a journey from Lucknow to Delhi, I found myself overwhelmed with restlessness and panic as I embarked on my first venture away from home to a new city. It was a moment filled with anxiety and curiosity about what lay ahead. However, an unexpected encounter with an elderly woman sitting beside me would soon…