How Does It Feel to Outgrow Your Anger?
For years, my biggest problems were not caused by people or situations around me. They were caused by my anger and impulsive reactions. This is a reflection on what it feels like to slowly outgrow that phase.
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Trying to Understand My Overthinking
I have been noticing how often my mind refuses to slow down. Even simple things turn into long mental loops. This piece is my attempt to understand why my thoughts run the way they do and how I am learning to study the triggers, the patterns, and the emotions behind my overthinking.
Testing Out My Custom Blogging Setup
I am testing out custom platforms that can help me share my thoughts on the go. After spending hours on building something new, I am returning back to Ghost.
AI Turned Simple Decisions Into Mini Research Projects
A simple Google search once felt enough. Now every small choice becomes a long investigation. Somewhere along the way, curiosity turned into dependence.
Is My Note-taking System, Actually a Productivity Killer?
I was randomly going through some videos on how can I improve my note taking skills, and I saw a video on YouTube mentioning people like Elon Musk, Naval Ravikant don't really take notes as in we do with different note-taking system.
Rather they prefer the raw chaos,
Minimizing My Digital Footprint
Reducing digital footprint in an era where everyone runs after internet cash sounds foolish, but here is why I am pretty much ok with it.
Choosing Silence When No One Asked
Learning not to jump into every discussion is harder than it sounds, but it is teaching me where my energy truly belongs.
Anika’s First Birthday Celebration
Anika turned one today, and watching her smile under the lights made me realise how fast this year passed and how many small moments shaped us as parents.
Bringing Out My Own Voice Instead of Chasing Vitality
I want to stop posting for the algorithm, and start posting based on things I have to share with the world.
Am I Writing for Myself or for the Algorithm?
I started writing because I loved it. But slowly, likes and shares became my compass.