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Continue reading →: Are Cookbooks Still Relevant?Cookbooks are fascinating. The bold text, vivid images, thick glossy pages, and all those colors — a complete sensory treat. My cooking experiments are quite recent, and I don’t own a cookbook yet. But I love looking through them whenever I’m at a bookstore, a library, or my brother’s place.…
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Continue reading →: Is This Culture Sustainable?The world is changing fast. From a time when humans competed with other humans, we’re now challenged to compete with man-made technology too. This shift has created an uncertain work environment—people are being replaced, pressured to learn new skills, and forced to fit into evolving work models. The definition of…
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Continue reading →: My Understanding of AEOWhen I switched careers and joined a digital marketing agency, the first thing I was introduced to was SEO. I remember spending hours writing blogs, adding keywords, editing meta tags, fixing link titles and descriptions — all to make sure the content ranked well. That was my introduction to how…
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Continue reading →: My Morning RoutineI’ve been reading this book called My Morning Routine by Benjamin Spall and Michael Xander for the last couple of days. While reading some of the pages today—which include interviews with world leaders, entrepreneurs, ex-army officials, and athletes about their morning routines—I noticed a few interesting patterns. There’s no one…
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Continue reading →: Am I Too Reliant on ChatGPT?Yes—but in a good way. AI has changed how we operate, think, and work. Not just across industries, but at a very personal level. I’m no exception. The line between “useful reliance” and “outsourcing your thinking” is thin. The trick is to use it responsibly: let it be a source…
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Continue reading →: Digital Minimalism: My Baby Steps Towards a Healthier LifeThere’s information everywhere. Everyone seems to be a content creator in their own way. For me, this was overwhelming. I had entire days to myself, yet I often complained about not having enough time to do the things I wanted. My desires and goals just piled up endlessly in my…
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Continue reading →: Health Trackers are gamechangersBack when I was a kid, I used to hear people — in movies and around me — talk about thayathu (a kind of amulet in Tamil). It was believed to bring good luck, protect you from bad energy, and quietly do its magic. People would wear it around their…
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Continue reading →: Life Lessons from FRIENDSFRIENDS — the iconic American sitcom — is easily one of my all-time favorite shows. Even in 2025, it’s still one of the most-watched shows out there, and for good reason. I first watched it in college, thanks to a friend, and since then, I’ve gone back to it many…
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Continue reading →: How Meal Planning Has Helped MeHow would you feel if you walked into the kitchen and all you had to do was — assemble, cook, and eat? No overthinking, no last-minute scrambling. Just food, ready to happen. That’s what meal planning has done for me. I’ve been cooking regularly for about a year now, and…
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Continue reading →: Rebuilding the habit of readingBooks were my best friends when I was a child. I still remember how I’d visit a small library near my house every week. We could borrow three books for just 10 rupees each. Life felt simple, fun, and easy in those days. I loved reading Enid Blyton’s books—The Secret…
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