Rating: 🌟🌟 Of course. A celestial event which last happened 800 years ago when except some astrologers, nobody would have even cared for, happened again. It won’t repeat again for many years, certainly nobody alive right now would be able to view it again. Unless, cryogenics becomes cool. So, I went out in the eveningContinue reading “So I recently watched: The Great Conjunction”
Waiting before Shipping
Jerry Seinfeld in talk with Tim Ferris said this about writing: When you write something (or create anything worth sharing), be kind to yourself as you have just accomplished a difficult task. Savor the feeling of having done something good. In case you share that with someone and they find problems with it, your senseContinue reading “Waiting before Shipping”
Algorithm isn’t the answer always
In 2009, Pilot Sully landed a full fledged plane in New York’s Hudson river when its engines malfunctioned. Although he saved a lot of lives but he was still criticized for taking such an extraordinary decision. Simulations showed that he could divert the plane to another nearby air strip. But as they show in theContinue reading “Algorithm isn’t the answer always”
All Pomp and No Shaw
Morgan Housel, whose writing is increasingly becoming most sought after for me, shared this wonderful little paragraph from a book called ‘The Secret Wisdom of Nature‘: In undisturbed ancient forests, youngsters have to spend their first two hundred years waiting patiently in their mothers’ shade. As they struggle to put on a few feet, theyContinue reading “All Pomp and No Shaw”
Vagabonding and Lucky Ali
When it comes to traveling, unfortunately, I have been like a Kite with Chinese Manjha. Basically, I have been to some places but always tied to a certain place with a cord that could never be broken. I have hardly traveled. When I see YouTubers with backpack travelers, it just fills me with envy andContinue reading “Vagabonding and Lucky Ali”
Resuming
Everyone takes a break. Everyone slows down. Everyone falters. Important thing is to be ready to resume, restart, regain the flow. Photo by Austin Ban on Unsplash
Virtual Marathons
Every city which used to organize epic Marathons, Half-Marathons, 10Ks, 5Ks, and my favorite 2.5Ks are now resorting to Virtual Marathons. Basically, in a period of a week or so, participants have to install apps and just run wherever they can and whenever they can. They can run marathons and take breaks in between. TheContinue reading “Virtual Marathons”