Tag: mindset

  • A Natural-Born Overthinker

    I know a curious six-year-old who constantly asks, “What if?” What if the wall collapses when we leave the house? What if the roof falls? What if the ocean overflows while everyone else is playing at the beach? The worries…

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  • A Holiday Reflection: “It’s Boring!”

    During the school holidays, the kids had been enjoying fun activities. Then we set off for a bushwalk in the national park. At the start of the walk I heard it: “Boring…” I’ve heard this word many times in such…

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  • Who am I

    You are your actions, nothing else. Not what you study, not your title, not what you want or what others call you. You are what you do. Since childhood, I have thought a lot and trained my mind to be…

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  • Path to get wanted thing is to do unwanted things

    It is boring, why should I do the same thing over and over. I don’t want to do this things over and over again, not going to study every day!Have you noticed how the things we really want in life…

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  • Growth Mindset of my 8-Years Old

    Tonight, I explained the theory of relativity and quantum entanglement to my daughter. She didn’t blink once but she listened the same way she watches her favorite cartoon. When she understood, she smiled, got excited, and immediately started arguing about…

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  • Success

    Success is contribution and fulfilment. If you’ve made a meaningful impact and feel fulfilled with what you have-whether it’s wealth, recognition, or the legacy of your work-you’ve achieved true success. It’s just about what you give and how it aligns…

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  • Affirmation

    “I release the past and embrace my future. I am open to endless possibilities. I welcome growth, clarity, and abundance into my life.” This simple but powerful affirmation shows where I am today. So I repeat it daily not because…

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  • If the Why Doesn’t Click, Neither Do I

    I was passing by two cafes near the train station. One of them had this massive line, people were standing there for fancy croissants, all nicely decorated on the counter, and you could tell the marketing was clever. The other…

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  • Minimalist vs Perfectionist

    There are two houses with front gardens having a lawn, hedges, and a tree. Not too big but still requires maintenance, gardening often. One neighbor with the exact same front yard garden looks like a professional gardener. He wears gardening…

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