Issue 4 June 12th 2025 The life you want to lead should define your Work, Not the other way around!! ↓ I recently bumped into a friend who was out with his in-laws visiting from India. I asked them if they were enjoying their trip and remarked on how nice it must be to take some time off. While they both said they were glad to spend time with their daughter, her father—who runs his own business—laughed and said it didn’t really feel like time off. One of his clients had even asked, “How can...
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Issue 3 May 29th 2025 Discipline isn't about being rigidly consistent. It knowing Why you care ↓ Not failing an exam was a virtual badge of honour I wore proudly until my 10th grade at school. Even the best students eventually had to face the grueling English exams of Mr. Michael Vernum, which typically had a 15% pass rate in internal tests. The highest mark one could expect was usually around 50 out of 100. So yes, there was a reason I was so proud of never failing a single exam until then....
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Issue 2 May 22nd 2025 The World doesn’t need another refined copy. It needs your singular one-off ↓ I recently saw a video of musician Pharell Williams visiting a music production class at NYU to critique student songs in 2016. Most students were understandably nervous—after all, Pharrell isn’t just a hitmaker; he’s one of the most respected creative minds in the world. One student, a young artist named Maggie Rogers, played her song, “Alaska.” Pharrell listened closely. When the track ended,...
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