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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 →

29 Times and Counting: Story of ‘The Everest Man’ Kami Rita Sherpa

(Recent Update – As of 12th May 2024 i.e. Sunday, Kami Rita Sherpa has once again made history and broke his own record by climbing Mount Everest for the 29th time. Here’s the biography of Kami Rita Sherpa aka the… Continue Reading →

The Inspiring Story of James Harrison and His Golden Arm

Today, I would like to talk about a man with an incredible story that you may have never heard before. It’s the story of James Harrison, an Australian blood donor with a remarkable gift that has saved countless lives. While… Continue Reading →

The Joy of the First Time – ‘I Jumped Off a Mountain’

This past week, I had one of those incredible “firsts” that completely shifted my perspective. I went paragliding! And not just anywhere – it was from the Bir Billing in Himachal Pradesh, India, which they claim is the world’s second-highest… Continue Reading →

A Look Within and the Beauty You’ll Find

What exactly is self-discovery? I’ve been thinking about it a lot for the past few days. And I began to question myself – Why I was chasing those external validations? Why I was seeking happiness in fleeting moments, and ignoring… Continue Reading →

The Science of Dad Jokes – Why are they so Addictive

“I told my wife she was drawing her eyebrows too low. She looked surprised.“ Well, don’t get confused it’s just another ‘Dadly Joke’, Oh! I mean ‘Dad Joke’, I heard just an hour ago. Dad jokes are a staple of… Continue Reading →

The Unsung Hero Lost In My Tree

Are you as amazed as I am reading about ordinary people who do extraordinary things? Aspiring Blog has given us the opportunity to read about some incredible people who did things beyond what is expected of a normal human being…. Continue Reading →

Irena Sendler’s Courageous Fight for Jewish Children

Have you ever heard of someone so brave they risked their life to save others, even though they didn’t have to? That’s exactly what Irena Sendler did during World War II. This Polish social worker wasn’t just any hero, she… Continue Reading →

Why Perspective is Everything in Understanding the Universe Around Us

Have you ever realized that whatever you do, see, think, and interpret that seems right in your little universe might be horribly wrong for others? It’s because it all comes down to perspective. As they say – perspective is everything…. Continue Reading →

How Knowing More Can Make You Feel Alone

Ever feel like your wisdom has made you feel isolated? You zoom past the potholes of small talk, effortlessly understand complex concepts, and leave others in the dust when it comes to intellectual pursuits. But then, a strange thing happens…. Continue Reading →

The Unseen Contribution of Slum Dwellers to Urban Life

When we think of cities or urbanization, we often envision bustling metropolises filled with skyscrapers, high-end shops, and well-maintained streets. However, we often forget to acknowledge the significance of slum areas and the reliance of cities on these slum dwellers…. Continue Reading →

Alexandra Scott – Squeezing Life’s Lemons into a Sweet Legacy

In the world of everyday heroes, some people are famous for their brave and kind deeds that everyone remembers. But there are also many others whose stories aren’t as well-known, yet they make a big difference in the world. Alexandra… Continue Reading →

What Happened to America?

America was born from war. According to Wikipedia, beginning with The Revolutionary War, America has been involved in 107 wars (and counting). It also says we won 81 of those. (Although, I am not sure what winning means) That is… Continue Reading →