Category: Free Reading
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Overconfidence Kills Business Growth
Introduction Overconfidence is often lauded as a trait of successful entrepreneurs, leaders, and innovators. It drives risk-taking, emboldens decision-making, and gives rise to ambitious visions. However, the same trait can also sow the seeds of a company’s downfall if left unchecked. Overconfidence, especially when not grounded in reality, can lead to poor decisions, misallocation of…
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Only Focus on Things You Can Control: The Golden Rule of Life
Introduction In the fast-paced world we live in, life often throws curveballs that leave us feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or frustrated. There’s a profound truth that helps navigate this chaos: only focus on the things you can control. This golden rule, grounded in ancient wisdom, offers a path to greater peace, clarity, and productivity. The Illusion…
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Waste Thoughts: The Biggest Destroyer of Time and Energy
Introduction In the hustle and bustle of our daily lives, we often find ourselves drained of time and energy, feeling as though we’ve accomplished little despite the day’s efforts. What we may not realize is that a significant portion of this exhaustion stems not from physical tasks, but from mental activity—specifically, waste thoughts. Waste thoughts…
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The Purchase of Depreciating Assets on EMI: A Painful Illusion of Disposable Income
Introduction In the age of easy financing, the rise of “buy now, pay later” schemes has transformed the way individuals approach spending, particularly for big-ticket items like vehicles, gadgets, and appliances. These items, often considered depreciating assets, lose value over time, yet their purchase on Equated Monthly Installments (EMI) continues to lure consumers with the…
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Objectivity of Work: A Key Productivity Hack for Focus and Efficiency
In an era defined by distractions, tight deadlines, and the constant pressure to perform, achieving high productivity levels often feels like a challenge. One of the most effective ways to boost productivity is to adopt an “objectivity of work” approach. This mindset prioritizes task clarity, outcome-driven efforts, and a systematic method to execute responsibilities, ensuring…
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Waste Less, Achieve More: The Time is Now
Introduction Time is a curious thing. We all have the same amount of it—24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Yet, how we use it determines whether it becomes our greatest ally or our most feared adversary. For some, time is a friend, helping them grow, achieve, and move closer…
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See the World as It Truly Is
Introduction In a world filled with distractions, illusions, and curated narratives, seeing reality for what it truly is can be a rare skill. Whether it’s through the lens of personal experience, societal norms, or global events, humans often perceive life not as it is, but as they want or fear it to be. This tendency…
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Addiction to Emotion: A Hidden Compulsion
Introduction When we hear the term “addiction,” most of us think of substances like drugs, alcohol, or even behaviors such as gambling or shopping. However, one form of addiction often goes unnoticed and unaddressed—addiction to emotion. This concept, though lesser-known, reveals a profound truth about how our emotional states can become compulsive cycles, shaping our…
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Thoughts Addiction: The Unseen Mental Habit
Introduction In today’s fast-paced, information-driven world, most of us are familiar with addictions like those to substances, social media, or even food. However, there is a more subtle and often overlooked form of addiction: thoughts addiction. This refers to the compulsive need to constantly think, analyze, and ruminate, even when it’s detrimental to our mental…
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Is Anger Your Defence Mechanism?
Introduction Anger is a universal emotion that everyone experiences at some point in their lives. It’s a natural response to situations that feel threatening, unfair, or frustrating. But for some, anger isn’t just an occasional outburst; it’s a recurring response, triggered by even minor inconveniences or perceived slights. This begs the question: is anger a…