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At first glance, “Speak Ill of No One” feels almost too simple to matter. Yet, in How to Win Friends and Influence People, Dale Carnegie presents it as one of the most powerful principles for building influence and winning people over. In the book, Carnegie mentions how Charles Schwab used this principle effectively—not by overpowering …
I recall a fascinating idea from Stephen R. Covey’s book, The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People. This idea effectively illustrates why many issues in our lives appear to be without solutions. Covey states that each situation we encounter falls into one of two categories: the Circle of Concern and the Circle of Influence. This …
In today’s fast-paced world, we often fall into the trap of believing that happiness should come effortlessly. We want smooth relationships, fulfilling work, and a life free of discomfort. But this mindset often breeds entitlement—the belief that we inherently deserve comfort, joy, or success without putting in the necessary effort. Understanding entitlement and its subtle …
This ancient Buddhist saying reveals a truth we all know: pain is not our enemy; it is our honest teacher. Pain reminds us of our limits and invites us to go beyond them. Whether it’s physical pain that signals a strained muscle or the emotional pain of failure, it tells us, “Something needs your attention.” …
In today’s fast-paced society, individuals frequently pursue various goals without reflecting on an essential question: What metrics define a meaningful life? While success is often gauged by criteria such as wealth, fame, or social status, these superficial indicators are unlikely to yield genuine happiness. It is essential to consider deeper measures of fulfilment and purpose …
In today’s fast-paced society, while communication is often instant, meaningful connections are more challenging to cultivate. As a result, trust has emerged as a valuable and increasingly rare form of currency in our relationships. Stephen R. Covey‘s influential book, The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, presents an important concept called the Emotional Bank Account. …
Introduction: Why True Change Starts from the Inside Out Many of us seek to solve problems by focusing on what we see on the surface. We may repair relationships with temporary agreements, adjust our personalities to gain approval, or seek validation by showcasing our skills. Yet, these solutions often fade away. The concept of “Inside …
In our current society, we’re continuously encouraged to maintain a positive attitude, work harder, achieve more, and never be satisfied. However, if you’ve ever felt drained trying to keep up, you’re not alone. Mark Manson’s The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck offers a refreshing challenge to the culture of perpetual self-improvement. Rather than …
Pre-mortem: Why Thinking Ahead Matters More Than Looking Back In business, healthcare, aviation, and even our personal lives, the term post-mortem is common. A post-mortem happens after a crisis, failure, or mistake. Experts gather to analyse what went wrong, identify root causes, and develop lessons for the future. While valuable, it only works after damage …
Money isn’t just about numbers; it’s about behaviour, patience, and emotions. That’s the core idea behind The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel. The book shows us that financial success is less about intelligence and more about how you manage your thoughts, fears, and habits. In this blog, I’ll dive deep into the lessons from …