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The Paradox of Indecision. The Paradox of Indecision is that there is nothing like indecision. The idea that you can be indecisive is faulty because indecision is a choice, although a silent choice. Indecision is not necessarily the inability to make a choice. It is choosing to not make a choice from the options available….

Nobody is Thinking about You When last did you sincerely think about somebody’s success or failure for more than 2 days? You can hardly remember, right? That is the same way nobody is thinking so hard about you. There are so many things happening in our individual lives everyday that competes for our attention. Even…

Bounded Rationality: Making Better Decisions Bounded Rationality is an economic term or bias visible in our daily decision-making process. Here, we try to seek satisfaction rather than optimization. To put it better, we are naturally wired to take a decision that is good enough rather than take the best possible decision. I’d give you an…

On Plans, Hardwork & Purpose. It is easy to make a plan or draw out a wishlist. However, it is one hell of work to get the plan in motion. “I want to be a better writer” is nothing but a wish. The hardwork is to start writing. We are usually stuck on making plans…

On Endings and Sacrifices… 30 days writing challenge is a big deal. It looks easy if you think about it but very difficult once you start to do it. Imagine taking about 2 hours of your day every day for 30 days to do mental work Forget the funfair and think about the work. The…