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“The greatest truth is that there is no one truth, no one way to live. Each of us must make our own way, and that is what makes us human.” “I have always believed that hope is what makes us human. It keeps us going even in the face of the hardest challenges.” “In the
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Until yesterday, I was concerned about how the reading culture is slowly disappearing ,how people increasingly prefer reels, shorts, and fleeting snippets of content over books and deep reflection. But today, I find myself staring at an altogether different risk: the rapid rise of Artificial Intelligence. Are you also scared of Artificial Intelligence? You’re not
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On the outside, she looks unstoppable. She’s smart, hardworking, independent, and admired for her success. People often say, “Wow, you have it all together!” But on the inside? She sometimes feels like a fraud. She doubts herself before big meetings. She downplays her achievements. She worries she’s not “enough” ,not smart enough, not attractive enough,
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“Sometimes we don’t realize the importance of a moment until it becomes a memory.” “Some stories are meant to end but they still don’t leave us.” “The problem with love is that it doesn’t come with a set of instructions.” “You can’t control your heart, no matter how hard you try.” “Love is about trust.
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Rich Dad Poor Dad book review – key lessons on money, mindset, and financial freedom. Discover how Kiyosaki’s insights can change your life. “The rich don’t work for money. They make money work for them.” “Your house is not an asset. It is a liability.” “The love of money is the root of all evil,
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Today, we mark the 79th year of India’s Independence ,freedom from a British empire that once colonised nearly half the world, despite India being the second-largest democracy today. This moment takes me back to the time when India was under ruthless oppression, a nation deeply wounded economically, spiritually, and culturally. A few years ago, I’ll
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Do you think our society truly embraces imperfection? At the end of the day, we’re all human beings with perfectly imperfect needs. We’re each carved differently ,some of us are emotionally deep, others more lighthearted. Some are extraordinarily kind, others might be driven by greed. Some thrive in solitude, some in crowds. Some crave freedom,
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What is the most important thing to carry with you all the time? If you’d asked me on any other day, I would have said “a book” , whether it’s a printed copy, an ebook, or an audiobook. Stories have always been my most trusted companions. But today, I want to answer from a different
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“Believe in yourself! Have faith in your abilities! Without a humble but reasonable confidence in your own powers, you cannot be successful or happy.” “Change your thoughts, and you change your world.” “Stand up to your obstacles and do something about them. You will find that they haven’t half the strength you think they have.”
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How would you describe yourself to someone who can’t see you? I’m a woman of quiet resilience someone who’s walked through deep emotional fire and still shows up with grace. You wouldn’t see the battles I’ve fought internally and externally to stay grounded, hopeful, and responsible when everything inside me wanted to fall apart. I
