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"Where your fear is, there is your task." - Carl Jung

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I was in an accident last April, which caused swelling in the left hemisphere of my brain. As a result, I developed diplopia (double vision) and now struggle to see properly. I am writing this using Google's Voice Typing (Speech-to-Text) because typing is difficult for me. Twitter, now X, should have a built-in speech-to-text feature on both desktop and mobile (including the app) to improve accessibility for users with vision impairments or other disabilities.

If what you're working on doesn't align with your desired life, dedicating just 30-60 minutes each morning can alter your course from enabling others' dreams to achieving your own.

The Bike’s Secret Why do bikes stay upright when you ride but topple when you stop? A bit comes from the wheels’ gyroscopic stability, but the real magic is the rider’s forward momentum. From day one, we learn: keep moving, or you’re down. Hooked on Speed In today’s whirlwind, personal velocity can become an addiction. Inbox pings, follower counts, post notifications—beep, beep, beep. We talk faster, interrupt, invent, critique, then race to the next thing. Boom, boom, boom. Falling off the bike isn’t an option. Life Isn’t a Bike Yet life doesn’t demand constant motion. It thrives when we pause, letting the person beside us speak. Are you speeding nowhere? Platforms thrive on our frenzy, turning our effort into their profit, our emotions into their fuel. Chasing the new just to outrun the old wastes time, dulling our impact and joy. Finding Balance Then there’s the opposite: the person stuck, lurking in Zoom’s shadows, avoiding contribution. No velocity, no spark—pain matches the high-speed rider’s. Somewhere between relentless rush and standstill lies the sweet spot, where we move with purpose, not just momentum.

We are witnessing peak AI hype. Even PewDiePie has shifted his focus to becoming an AI influencer. It appears everyone is moving away from gaming and turning their attention to coding with AI.

Types of Power—Destructive vs. Resilient Power exists in two fundamental forms: 1. Destructive Power – This short-lived power, often seen in bullies and tyrants, relies on fear, division, and dominance. It seeks control through intimidation but ultimately weakens communities, creating mistrust and lasting harm. 2. Resilient Power – Built on connection, discussion, and fairness, resilient power fosters collaboration and shared purpose. It encourages long-term growth by enabling everyone to contribute, creating value that strengthens over time. While fear is easily sold, we don’t have to buy it. Resilient power builds up rather than breaks down, making better possible for all.

Sudden Crises vs. Slow Burns The spotlight always lands on the crisis. From headlines to tweets, dinner table debates to the principal’s loudspeaker, sports commentary to weather updates, boardroom agendas—it’s the urgent, the immediate, the “right now” that steals the show. The thing crashing down all at once. In our little town, we’ve got a volunteer fire crew ready to tackle blazing emergencies, but you’d be hard-pressed to find a squad signing up to wrestle with slow, steady culture shifts. Even putting that into words feels strange, doesn’t it? Yet it’s the chronic stuff—the quiet, creeping challenges—that carves out our tomorrow. Persistent, gradual shifts got us here in the first place. Think about it: species evolve over eons, not overnight. And for most of us, it’s the long-haul illnesses that eventually take us out. So what would it take to nudge even a sliver of our focus, effort, and care toward the chronic instead of the frantic? Bit by bit. Drop by drop.

No matter how rich a man gets, he can’t forget the days of empty wallet, disrespect, and betrayal when times were hard.

In India, for example, the Consumer Protection Act allows consumers to file complaints in consumer courts (at district, state, or national levels) without needing a lawyer. The process is intentionally simplified—individuals can submit a complaint online (via platforms like the e-Daakhil portal) or in person, providing details of the issue, supporting evidence like receipts or correspondence, and the remedy they seek. No legal expertise is required to draft the complaint, and courts often guide self-represented consumers through the process. Hearings may even occur virtually, reducing the need for formal legal assistance.

AI can already automate most tasks, and its ROI is easily measurable. However, the greater promise of AI lies in its potential to invent and drive breakthroughs. It can generate exponential value in fields like pharmaceuticals, battery technology, and nanotechnology. It might even help us solve the challenge of infinite energy.

The Indian government places those earning over 15 lakh in the highest tax bracket, while SEBI labels them poor, aiming to ban them from options trading. This is what free markets and democracy look like. Welcome to India.

Academia is to knowledge what prostitution is to love. — Nassim Taleb

In "The Great Dictator" (1940), Charlie Chaplin satirizes Hitler as Adenoid Hynkel while conveying a message of hope and peace in a memorable final speech, making it a timeless classic.

"Where your fear is, there is your task." - Carl Jung

We are witnessing peak AI hype. Even PewDiePie has shifted his focus to becoming an AI influencer. It appears everyone is moving away from gaming and turning their attention to coding with AI.

Displacement comes from actions that focus on the important things. You can’t focus on what really matters if you’re always busy. Being busy can be hard to break free from—it can feel like an addiction!

I was in an accident last April, which caused swelling in the left hemisphere of my brain. As a result, I developed diplopia (double vision) and now struggle to see properly. I am writing this using Google's Voice Typing (Speech-to-Text) because typing is difficult for me. Twitter, now X, should have a built-in speech-to-text feature on both desktop and mobile (including the app) to improve accessibility for users with vision impairments or other disabilities.

No matter how rich a man gets, he can’t forget the days of empty wallet, disrespect, and betrayal when times were hard.

Magnetic or sticky? Some projects and ideas are magnetic. They attract large numbers of people. And some are sticky. The folks who show up stick around and make the project part of their lives on an ongoing basis. Rarely, something is both magnetic and sticky. Often, it’s neither.

AI can already automate most tasks, and its ROI is easily measurable. However, the greater promise of AI lies in its potential to invent and drive breakthroughs. It can generate exponential value in fields like pharmaceuticals, battery technology, and nanotechnology. It might even help us solve the challenge of infinite energy.

Despite the closed-source controversies, the most significant story of 2025 has been the rise of open-source agentic models. Three models now dominate the affordable, mass-market agent space: GLM, Kimi K2, and Qwen Coder. Each is outstanding, with trillions of tokens processed daily.

When we ignore our truth, it doesn’t disappear. It remains beneath the surface, influencing our perceptions and how we relate to others. The aspects we deny do not go away; instead, they manifest as defensiveness, disconnection, and unexplained pain we often misattribute. Facing ourselves is the path to healing.

Find what gets results, make it yours, and don’t let self-doubt or overthinking trip you up.

Steer clear of finance influencers who haven’t personally weathered at least 20 years of economic ups and downs—most Insta/YouTube “experts” were just doing odd jobs until cheap internet rolled in, letting them cash in on followers instead of real knowledge.

Marilyn Monroe in Niagara (1953) 💗

Grok can do this —

The Indian government places those earning over 15 lakh in the highest tax bracket, while SEBI labels them poor, aiming to ban them from options trading. This is what free markets and democracy look like. Welcome to India.