Our final destination is the same: death. Only our journeys and milestones are different, however. Even with them, we have minimal control. The questions are: What do we want our journeys to be? What are our expectations from the milestones? What are we prepared to...

I need to put in more hours to deliver the pending work. Vs I need to find a way to outsource the pending work. In the first statement, I am pressured to complete the work. And I am a constraint. However, according to the second statement, I will find a resource....

Our current situation is due to our environment and the decisions we choose to make. For instance, I may have been born into a wealthy family. My environment may have taught me the importance of wealth. My decisions continue to support me in acquiring more wealth....

I have often benefited from what I didn’t have. For instance: I am not a very quick learner. This problem helped me work hard and take time to learn things at my own pace. It also helped me to reflect on a deeper perspective. I always wanted to be a tall guy. Research...

"I know my stuff. I put much effort into my work. My quality standards are pretty high. I go beyond my role's expectations to ensure the project's success." All of the above is well and good until I do not compare and belittle others. My hard work does not give me the...

A few thoughts on the journey of life, goals, and destinations! The best way to ruin your journey is by impatiently waiting for your destination. The perfect way to be alone is by making life of fellow travellers difficult. The final destination is death. Any goals in...

We may want to think that we have control over our lives. However, the reality could be different. We are being controlled by: Our genes Wiring on our brain and decision-making Hormones Habits Conforming to social norms Human Psychology Our unique way of viewing and...