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Wang Enlin: The Farmer Who Took on a Giant and Won

Heroes don’t always wear capes. Sometimes, they wear muddy boots, carry a spade, and quietly transform the world around them. Meet Wang Enlin, an ordinary farmer with an extraordinary story of grit and determination that deserves a spotlight. A modest… Continue Reading →

Why Authors Find Winter So Inspiring?

For writers, winter is often seen as a magical time. There’s something about the stillness of cold weather, the long nights, and the solitude of the season that makes it feel like inspiration should flow easily. But does winter months… Continue Reading →

Chasing Happiness In All the Wrong Places

Chasing happiness is what we all doing. It’s like a warm hug that makes us feel good inside. We all want to be happy, from the time we’re little kids to when we’re old. We feel like we have to… Continue Reading →

My Astrophotography Collection

I’m not an expert astrophotographer, nor do I claim to be. I’m just a regular guy who’s always been fascinated by the vast expanse of the universe. The telescope I use is special to me because it’s the first thing… Continue Reading →

Why Don’t Journalists Ask More Questions Anymore?

Have you ever wondered why it seems like journalists or news anchors today aren’t asking the important questions? With big elections happening worldwide, like in India and the USA, where the media has a massive impact on people’s opinions, they… Continue Reading →

Catch My Interview with Colleen About Unsung Heroes

I’m so excited to share this incredible interview that Colleen did with my co-author Deepak Joshi and me about our book series, “Unfold the Stories of Unsung Heroes.” In the interview, we had a chat about why we felt compelled… Continue Reading →

Is the New Generation Getting Too Soft?

Have you ever heard someone say, “Kids these days are so soft?” It’s a phrase that’s been around for generations, and it seems like every new generation gets accused of being coddled and sheltered. You’ve heard it before—parents, grandparents, or… Continue Reading →

Katie Stagliano: The Girl Who Grew More Than Just a Cabbage

Have you ever heard of a single cabbage feeding 275 people? No? Well, let me introduce you to Katie Stagliano, a girl with a big heart and an even bigger cabbage—literally! Her story is one of those feel-good tales that… Continue Reading →

The Importance and Power of Ideas

When I was in school, we were always taught that planning is essential for every business and a new beginning. In fact, the principles of management start with planning. But I think there is something that comes much before planning…. Continue Reading →

The Hidden Strength of Secrecy

Secrets are all around us. Though, it’s a general idea that keeping secrets is bad, especially when it comes to relationships. But I think not all secrets are bad, some are in fact important to keep things intact. Now, when… Continue Reading →

Do Our Pets Have a Place in Heaven?

Eavesdropping on a discussion the other day, I listened as the parties argued “Do pets have a place in Heaven?” There seemed to be four opinions. The first opinion declared that pets did not go to Heaven, so when they… Continue Reading →

Life Skills Nobody Actually Taught Us

They never taught us how to live. We’re taught the rules of grammar, the theorems of math, and the dates of history. We’re prepped for exams, careers, and the theoretical world. Yet, when the real world hits, many of us… Continue Reading →

What If Everyone Spoke The Same Language?

It is the language that we can communicate our feelings & thoughts so easily. Language is by far the most important element of any culture and civilization that exists on this planet. But what would the world be like if… Continue Reading →

How Music Puts Impact On Society

The impact of music on society can be traced back to the dawn of humanity, whether it takes the form of crafted instruments or the sounds of nature itself. You might wake to the melodious singing of birds in the… Continue Reading →

Why Procrastination Isn’t Always a Bad Thing?

Most people have this perception that procrastination is a bad thing which is a general rule of thumb, but honestly, it isn’t necessarily true. In fact, sometimes it is better to procrastinate on your work. Most people would like to… Continue Reading →

Productivity at Work is Not What You Think It Is

Talking about productivity, most people generally believe that productivity is all about closing each day’s work with satisfaction. But in reality, the meaning of productivity is not actually what you think it is. What do you think when you hear… Continue Reading →

Domtila Chesang: The Kenyan Warrior Who Said No to the Knife

Imagine being 13 years old and witnessing something that makes you run away from home. That’s exactly what happened to Domtila Chesang, a Kenyan woman who became a powerful voice against a terrible tradition: of Female Genital Mutilation (FGM). Before… Continue Reading →

How to Accidentally Become an Influencer

Joe from Texas, an average guy with an average job, one day came home and filmed himself petting a cat… for THREE HOURS. Not because he’s trying to be famous, but because his cat, Mittens, demands it. And guess what?… Continue Reading →

Why Music Matters More Than You Think

Close your eyes. Let the world fade away. Take a breath, and listen. Not to the hustle and bustle around you, but deeper, within yourself. Do you hear it? The rhythm of your heart, the melody of your soul? That,… Continue Reading →

Is It Really “A Wonderful Life?”

I guess when we ask ourselves this question the answer will depend on what is happening in our lives during that particular moment. If you are on vacation, maybe you are on a cruise. You might be sitting on the… Continue Reading →

Why Do We Hate Mondays So Much?

Oh, Mondays. The day that everyone dreads. The day that makes people groan and complain. But why, you may ask? Well, let me tell you, there are so many reasons to hate Mondays. First of all, if you’re a corporate… Continue Reading →