This is often said “Confidence comes from mastery. Mastery comes from repetition. Repetition comes from discipline.” Having said that, discipline is actually the hardest thing to achieve. There are several factors at play to distract one from staying disciplined. If discipline was the peak, it’s a very pointy peak and all sides around it areContinue reading “Discipline”
A Layman’s Guide to The Annual Financial Budget
It doesn’t exist. Sorry for the clickbait.
New Year Resolution starts now
Every year, I tend to start working on my resolutions from Feb 1. By this time, gyms are back to the normal footfalls, people have forgotten their promises, and I am left with no choice but to start working out again. The year 2020 has been a year that took me off guard. By me,Continue reading “New Year Resolution starts now”
Life is hard
“When I hear somebody sigh, “Life is hard“, I am always tempted to ask, “Compared to what?” Sydney Harris
Sweet Spot
You know when the ball hits the Cricket bat at the sweet spot, it makes that crackling of sound and the ball just rushes towards the boundary. That knocking sound and the power generated from that Sweet Spot is one of the most majestic things in Cricket to a player as well as the viewerContinue reading “Sweet Spot”
My profession is Better than Yours?
In any office cafeteria in today’s day and age, there would be flocks of people coming in and going out during lunchtime. They would come in groups or alone, sit at some tables, have their lunch, and go back. There’s nothing unusual in this. But there would be a bunch of folks who would cleanContinue reading “My profession is Better than Yours?”
So I recently read: The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel
I didn’t read but I listened to the audio book actually. I am following blogposts of Morgan Housel for some time now and I find them really insightful. Moreover, this book got enough good praise so it was due. Some key lessons which I learned from this book are as follows: Compounding Works Money mightContinue reading “So I recently read: The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel”