Writing honestly is one of the greatest things ever to exist.

The ability to put something so eloquently as one can in writing is just wild.

I'm glad I discovered it.

AND I'M GLAD I GOT BACK INTO IT.

Here's what I wrote: https://studentsxstudents.com/me-31fd098beda9

I built this podcast out of traditional bounds as it was part of a school project aimed at getting insight into the world of post-educative experiences.

I had a blast putting it all together and found it all to beneficial that it had to be included here.

It's also a nice way for me to never forget it!

Enjoy!

Thank you for the incredible conversation Nipun (Uncle) Agarwal. 

Credit for the title of the podcast all goes to you :)

I recorded this on impulse. 

It's short but sweet.

I'll even call it a short :)

I thought about this aspect of taking breaks for a bit yesterday, and came to the conclusion in the episode.

When I skip them, things don't go as planned.

So take them!

I am lucky to know great people, and one of these great people is Anmol Bhide.

After a conversation we had, I realized I've been overthinking things a ton.

Life isn't meant to be overthought, rather eased in to.

Life should be fun, not pressure-ful.

Life should be nice.

And it's okay to laugh at yourself a little in the process.

Don't take yourself too seriously, that's when the results are the best.

Thank you for this Anmol :) 

This one's a doozy.

I never knew when I'd talk about this, because it's so close to me.

And I'm still second guessing myself before putting it out.

But this is the type of stuff that is important.

I mean impressions are so powerful.

They can do so much to your life trajectory.

Welcome to an impulsive random bit that I created after taking a personality test at school.

Take the test with me and explore my answers!

Personality tests are pretty great :)

Recently I have not been working.

I've just not been able to get up and get stuff done.

There is so much to do but I just can't do it.

But I've come to the realization that honestly speaking, work isn't done in a linear fashion.

Work isn't even done in an exponential fashion.

Work is done in a self-fashion.

Everyone works differently, but the modicum of work which they all consider valuable has two key attributes.

We work not just smartly, but hardly.

Inspirations...

Friends: Ayushi, Aditya + Karthik, Anmol

Figures: Gary Vee

Books: The One Thing

This is a different podcast episode. 

It is meant for the sole purpose of thanking the people I'm close to.

The people who have literally created me.

Without them, there is no me.

So thank you.

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I often feel a bit apprehensive when doing these things.

I worry about how you'd feel. Whether you'd find it awkward. Weird. Odd

But this is just too important to be left unsaid.

To the people who have shaped me, created me, and built me...

I treasure you.

For every little beautiful moment we have.

For every sucky moment we have.

It all builds character.

And I've been lucky enough that it built mine.

The contribution you've made to my life is invaluable.

I have love for you.

MUSIC ROCKS

Regardless of who we are, we love music to some degree.

It unites us and makes up a lot of who we are.

I've included a small bit of my interests in music here, but I hope to get into a more in depth story about my musical journey some other time ;)

Once a huge event happens in life, how do you get back on track?

I've often had this issue.

A big event I hold immense importance to suddenly happens, and I struggle to get back to the rhythm I was in a couple weeks prior to the event.

Oftentimes this sucks and leads to a lot of wastage of time on my part, but it also leads to some chance moments of personal growth.

Here is one of these such moments.

Topics: why we use the past to influence our future, the negative loop of a pessimistic workflow, and why listen to people you admire.

Here's the podcast I was talking about in the 3rd topic I listed above...

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-tim-ferriss-show/id863897795?i=1000514364656

It's long, but so eye opening.