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A Different Kind of Year-End: Sitting Still as 2025 Turns to 2026
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Daily Conversations Can Change Your Life
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Three years on autopilot: The day I realized I had stopped reviewing my life
Three years passed before I noticed I was drifting. A wake-up call on living deliberately.
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THE LIFE EXAM: WHY A 5-MINUTE PAUSE DETERMINES YOUR LIFE’S OUTCOME
Continue Reading: THE LIFE EXAM: WHY A 5-MINUTE PAUSE DETERMINES YOUR LIFE’S OUTCOMEI recently recalled the intense, almost unbearable atmosphere of my university examination hall. We used to nickname it “The Titanic”. It was an inside joke, a reflection of the rigid structure and the collective dread. Sitting at those desks, with years of study leading to this moment, it felt less like a test of knowledge…
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THREE YEARS ON AUTOPILOT: THE DAY I REALIZED I HAD STOPPED REVIEWING MY LIFE
Continue Reading: THREE YEARS ON AUTOPILOT: THE DAY I REALIZED I HAD STOPPED REVIEWING MY LIFEI sat down yesterday to do something I used to do regularly: review my day. As I opened my journal, I noticed the date on the last entry. 26th June 2022. Over Three years ago. The realization hit harder than I expected. Three years. Over a thousand days had passed since the last time I deliberately…
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SHORTNESS OF LIFE
Continue Reading: SHORTNESS OF LIFEI arrived at work after taking a few days off ready to hit the ground running. Upon my arrival in the office, I was alerted by a notification of an online emergency meeting starting in 5 minutes time. “Emergency meeting! I wonder what that is about?” I thought. 5 minutes later, the meeting started and…
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5 LESSONS ON MY 2ND WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Continue Reading: 5 LESSONS ON MY 2ND WEDDING ANNIVERSARYNo matter how beautiful a garden is in the beginning, if left unattended it will start having weeds and eventually lose its beauty. A marriage should never be left to chance or on autopilot. It must be nurtured like a garden. This may not always be easy, but worthwhile if the garden is nurtured by…
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I am an engineer who journals life lessons—reflections, patterns, and lessons worth sharing.
I write about slowing down, paying attention, and figuring out what actually matters beyond the day-to-day grind.