This is a story about judging people, things, services, pretty much everything put on Earth and beyond. Here are two real-life stories that can make you think about why you shouldn’t be jumping to conclusions about something based on a few moments of experience — #1 The Cruel Boss

We have all met someone in our lives who is annoying just because they want to get things done. …

In life, whatever you do is worth commenting on….unfortunately. No matter who you are and what you do, people will always have something to say. Either they say it to your face — you should befriend them because their feedback will help you grow as a better person (or) they talk behind your back — screw them. I’ve heard many of my friends and co-workers mention that their activities and the comments that others pass around behind their back. …

Here are two real-life instances where two individuals are openly exploited not because they’re not aware of it but because they are okay with it — story #1 | The Lecturer

Not on your dreams or goals! But on seemingly unnecessary arguments and misunderstandings that are continuing to destroy relationships every day. So, if you are asking yourself — Why should I give in and take the fall? Well, then you should understand the basic principle of a misunderstanding when it gets out of hand — something will fall apart…

This was my entry for an essay competition. Turns out, I only managed to win a participation certificate. After deleting the email containing the PDF link to download that, I chose to post it here so that some of you could appreciate this. So, here it goes — ‘Poverty is not just a lack of money’ Most of us are educated to understand…

Not all heroes wear capes. These heroes tend to hide every day in plain sight. These everyday people we all tend to ignore despite their positive impact on the world around us. …

It is genuinely hard to come up with an idea. But to execute the idea the way it is envisioned is a beast on its own. We all have had our own opinions about our own/other’s ideas as — brilliant good ‘yeah…maybe, why not?’ this is total crap Well, there…

This story (just like every other story) is driven by my everyday experiences. I will try to cut my usual BS as far as possible so that we could cover the stories in vivid detail. story #1 online shopping