Category: Motivation

When exposing a crime is treated like a crime, you are being ruled by criminals – Edward Snowden It implies that in a just and ethical society, exposing wrongdoing should be protected and encouraged. However, when those who reveal crimes are punished, it indicates a system where the authorities are complicit in or benefiting from […]

Focusing on Perseverance and Resilience: Emphasizing the Importance of Continuous Growth: Highlighting the Power of Positive Mindset: ~Praveen Jada Do read the Disclaimer

The quote “what we do in life echoes in eternity” is a powerful reminder of the enduring impact of our actions. It suggests that our choices and behaviors have far-reaching consequences that can ripple through time and space, influencing not only our own lives but also the lives of others. Historically, our actions have shaped […]

An emotionally immature man would use external motivation to do a thing once or twice which leads to giving up later. But an emotionally mature man would use discipline to do things and keep doing it. Emotionally Immature Man: Emotionally Mature Man: In essence, emotional maturity is characterized by a strong sense of self-discipline and […]

The McNamara Fallacy is a concept named after Robert McNamara, the former United States Secretary of Defense. It refers to the tendency to measure the success of a project or policy based on easily quantifiable metrics, while ignoring more important but harder-to-measure factors. The fallacy is often summarized as: “We measure what we can, not […]

There are ups and there are nouns in life. Your growth and evolution generally happen during the downtimes of the life. Where there is will, there is a way you have to create a way where there is no-way. Life is full of ups and downs. It’s during the downs, the challenges, the setbacks, that […]

All you can control in life is how you respond to life. Happiness starts and ends in mind. It suggests that while we cannot always control the circumstances that happen to us, we can control our reactions to those circumstances. This idea is central to many philosophical and psychological theories, particularly those related to mindfulness […]

Our experience of life depends on number of times we are successful in getting right answers that we ought to hear for the tough questions we have. Not the answers that are safe, popular, convenient and supports our existing beliefs, but the answers that are hard hitting facts and that challenges our existing beliefs. In […]

1. Intergenerational Knowledge TransferContinuous Improvement: Humans have a unique ability to learn from the past, build upon existing knowledge, and pass it on to future generations. This allows for a cumulative process of improvement and innovation.Cultural Evolution: This intergenerational knowledge transfer has led to the development of complex cultures, societies, and civilizations. 2. Collective Action […]

IntroversionPersonality Trait: Introversion is a personality trait characterized by a preference for solitude, quiet environments, and limited social interaction. Introverts often find social situations draining and prefer to recharge their energy alone.Not Shyness: It’s important to note that introversion is not the same as shyness. Shy people may fear social judgment, while introverts simply prefer […]

It’s essential to prioritize our own problems and goals. While it’s important to be helpful and supportive of others, it’s equally important to set boundaries and prioritize our own needs. By striking a balance between helping others and taking care of ourselves, we can lead more fulfilling and sustainable lives. ~Praveen Jada Do read the Disclaimer

General ambition gives you anxiety but specific ambition gives you the direction. General ambition can be a powerful motivator, but it can also lead to feelings of anxiety and uncertainty. When we aim for something vague like “success” or “happiness,” it can feel like we’re chasing a moving target. This lack of clarity can make […]

The Cartesian crisis refers to a philosophical and epistemological crisis that arose in the 17th century due to the radical skepticism of René Descartes. Descartes’ method of systematic doubt led him to question the reliability of sensory perception, memory, and even the existence of an external world. This crisis challenged the traditional foundations of knowledge […]

The concept of trade-offs is a cornerstone of decision-making, permeating every facet of human experience. From personal choices about career, relationships, and lifestyle to societal dilemmas regarding economics, environment, and ethics, the necessity to balance competing priorities is ever-present. Recognizing that there are no definitive solutions, but rather a complex interplay of gains and losses, […]

When you change the way you look at things, then the things that you look at will change. It underscores the idea that our reality is not merely a passive reflection of the world, but an active construction shaped by the lens through which we view it. This philosophical viewpoint has significant implications for personal […]