A wise person once said,

"Be careful of your ego on the days where things seem to be going your way. That’s probably when you need to try the hardest to stay grounded. We all want to feel good, sometimes even excessively so. You start getting praise, you start getting recognition and you start feeling proud. Then you get entitled and you start losing your way. Understand that as much as the good days exists, the bad ones exists too"

You could make the contentious argument that we have never been more disassociated than ever before. Think about that for a second, we're here in a physical realm, but are we REALLY here?

A conversation held on repetition over repetition. Time and time again. Awareness is the light at the end of the tunnel.

Here's our thoughts on this. Enjoy!

Two quotes from philosophers in our history and one of our favourites, “Reading Helps You Have Conversations with the Dead” and “Books are a way of gaining wisdom from the ones no longer with us”.

So here’s a quote we came up with- “You have a moral duty as a human being to be curious enough to gain wisdom and knowledge from the information at your disposal”

Have you ever asked yourself if you should’ve had an extended conversation with a senior citizen born in a world different to yours? Maybe you would after this.

Here’s Life Lessons from an 80 Year Old.

Enjoy!

A man that needs no introduction. Henry Ford is one of the few that understood the direction of the world and he certainly did see things not many did.

Here's a few quotes from the man himself.

Enjoy.

We've decided to transition into calling it "Passage Time" from Chapter Time.

This is an extract from the book, "How To Win Friends and Influence People" by Dale Carnegie. Something we can all relate to.

Enjoy!

We've been working on our communication skills quite a lot in the last 6-7 months. From the simplest things such as our voice to overwhelming factors such as our Vocabulary. Once we understood its importance, we've been enjoying the process. Have a listen to know about some of the things we do to improve the way we communicate.

Attached below is the youtube url of someone we believe provides valuable insight on improving your communication:

https://www.youtube.com/@ttsar

We certainly did enjoy recording this episode. Hope you guys enjoyed this too.

Feedback is highly appreciated.

We always seem to come back to the book It Doesn't Have To Be Crazy At Work By Jason Fried & David Hansson and I recommend you do too.

In a world filled with Instagram Hustlers or Masochists, this book cuts out all the fluff and tells you that you don't necessarily need to run a company like it's terminal because we both know, it's highly unlikely that it is. Hope you enjoy this passage from the book

We're often told to be "straightforward" with people and say what needs to be said. But most of the time when you do, someone gets offended and then you're considered impertinent and vile.

As contentious it may be, the question remains, do we be "straightforward" and stop caring about how people feel about it? or do we improve the way we articulate what needs to be said? Thoughts?

Here's an example of an experience Azfar had not too long ago.

Azfar and I have had numerous conversations on how we can be better. From the way we speak, write and even dress etiquette. Countless conversations about working on the micro details.

You will get a taste of it in this episode. We discuss:

- Our flaws with discipline.

- Always improving

- Happiness/Success

- Mistakes and Regrets

- Improving our Communication Skills

We are learning about ourselves in the process. Feedback is taken in the highest regard. Please do tell us how we can do this better.