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I have been pretty strategic this year towards my writing, or at least this is what I would like to think. At the start of the year, I set out...
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Many people are happy to see the back of 2020. One thing is for sure; none of us will miss it. And the bar is set very low for 2021....
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I asked the question to a bunch of friends. In a 1985 movie, Brewster’s Millions, Brewster, the lead character (played by Richard Pryor), inherits $300 million from his uncle, whom he...
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On the 6th of April 2007, Arianna Huffington, the founder of HuffPost collapsed from sleep deprivation and exhaustion, broke her cheekbone, and woke up in a pool of blood. She wrote...
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About a year ago Mark Rober (a former NASA engineer) asked his YouTube followers to play a simple computer programming puzzle that he made with his buddy. He told them...
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And why gobble-gobble learning is not such a good idea. In 1954, Toru Kumon, a high school maths teacher in Japan, found his son struggling with math in elementary school....
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Picture this, a teenage boy comes to a grocery store on his bike, parks his bike outside the store, walks in, buys what he needs, and then walks back home...
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When Karl Friedrich Mercedes applied for a patent for the world’s first automobile in 1886, he was forty-two years old. It was against the law to drive a car at...
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Have you ever wondered why it takes you a long time to write a single blog post whereas you can fill pages and pages in your journal in no time?...
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In this world full of people, so many of us feel so lonely at times. The current climate of self-isolation is not helping. We need innovative ways to stay connected....