It was one roadblock after another, but despite uncertainties and challenges, I kept moving forward with the motto of, “One day at a time.” The past one year has been extremely eventful, and my 2020 U.S. experience has been something I am going to remember for the rest of my life.
Stop believing in human heroes or heroines!!! There is an unending riches in the acquisition and application of knowledge be...
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I am arching towards an intermediate level of play, but I enjoy my newly acquired logic, creativity, and focus skills...
I recently completed a 6-week course on the ‘Art and Science of Communications’ by IMD business school. This course has...
What would you say to your great-great-grandchildren if you were sure they would receive your message? Do not be afraid...
Since I came to the USA, I have been asked several times by friends and relatives about the differences between my culture and the USA. I am getting this question more and more as I am returning soon. So I decided to try and sum it up according to my own point of view.
A few months ago, I wrote about my experience hosting the July Atlas Corps ‘People Power Hour’ session here. The...
For years, social media has been making it possible for users to discuss different issues, organize protests, and hold leaders...
The Dream Work that was Across the Ocean Workplace has always been a driving force for me, and yet my...
Life has surely advanced over the last few decades. Maybe a lot of that has made things easier. But has everything improved? Is it easier for us to be happy now? Or is it more difficult? Is it easier for us to be healthy now? Or is it more difficult?
Working from home is no longer a foreign concept. But these times of uncertainty has definitely impacted our day-to-day lives,...
