I recently watched Chandu Champion and got really inspired from Murlikant Petkar’s story.
Despite facing severe challenges, including being shot in war, he switched from wrestling to boxing to swimming, ultimately winning a Paralympic gold.
His resilience inspired me to embrace change and never give up.
I reflected on a WhatsApp discussion where we admired athletes like Vinesh and Manu Bhaker but realized most parents, including mine, discourage kids from pursuing sports due to uncertainties.
It highlights the need for a mindset shift towards exploring unconventional paths.
I recently spoke to new HR managers about personal branding, focusing on vision, visibility, and trust.
We emphasized the importance of consistent content creation, not just browsing or resharing.
Consistency is key to building a personal brand. Are you ready?
During a funeral, I was reminded of life’s fragility.
Realizing we can’t take anything with us, I let go of past grudges and negative emotions.
It was a transformative moment, leaving me lighter and more at peace with myself.
I met Tapas Kumar Acharya after a few months, and we discussed his passion for offbeat travel and photography.
He’s planning to organize trips for larger groups.
When he asked, “Aur kya chal raha hai?”, I shared my work in real estate at Mohali.
A senior employee, asked for my help with his son’s confusion.
After a few conversations, I realized his son already knew what he wanted.
Sometimes, we just need someone to listen, as the answers are within us.
After watching *Inside Out 2*, I realized that we’re not always supposed to be joyful.
The movie highlighted emotions like anxiety and sadness, showing how they impact us daily.
Our response to these emotions shapes our life based on beliefs.
A few months ago, my family and I went to Manali and Rohtang.
Despite the challenges, my energetic teenagers pushed me to embrace new experiences.
This reminded me how important it is to have enthusiastic people around to reach greater heights.
I’ve never cooked before, relying on my mother, sister, and tiffin services.
But when my wife was away, I decided to try cooking.
I succeeded in making rice, dal, and paneer bhurji, surprising myself.
Sometimes, taking initiative leads to unexpected achievements.
I first met Mohit Gupta, an innovator and excellent orator, at his City Book Leaders Club events.
Now, through his venture Frob, he hosts diverse sessions at “Utsav” in Aerocity.
Inspired by his passion, I’m reflecting on how to uncover my own.
