Today when I went to Gym it was getting dark and as I finished and decided to make my daily video the lighting was so poor. I put my phone on the holder and switched on the lights inside the car. It was ok but in a world where everyone need to present their best self, it can look less than best. That is when … Continue reading 3/365 The need to be real
Day two is when it dawns on you the size of the number 365. This will be there till you leave a sizable number of days behind you. I have experienced that when I did my writing project also. The one thing that is important is Sustainability. There is no way I can finish 365 days in a week. There is no one I need … Continue reading 2/365 Sustainability is Key
I am embarking on a new journey. Last year I did a 365 days writing project that ended this June-July and I was wondering what next. I turned 51 this year and I thought health and fitness would be a good one. So yes, I am doing a 365 days workout project. It is a project and not a challenge. While I want to complete … Continue reading 1/365 – My 365 Days Workout Project Starts
A women’s body is her own right and yet even today people don’t get it. The men, the society, the religion and every other thing claims to have a right on it except the women. Call Jane takes us to 1960s when a suburban wife who has a life threatening Pregnancy undergoes a procedure that is performed illegally and then becomes part of the group … Continue reading Call Jane is a fight that is being fought even now
Danielle Deadwyler gives an oscar worthy performance as Mamie Till-Mobley in Chinonye Chukwu’s movie Till. I watched it this Thursday in the theaters. An extremely emotional gut wrenching journey, I recommend you should go in for. The movie is about the 1955 Lynching of 14 year old Emmett Till played so well by Jalyn Hall. Emmett goes from Chicago to Mississippi to spend time with his … Continue reading A Mother’s grief in ‘Till’ will make your heart sTill
I like the Rock. Yes Dwayne Johnson. Not because he was born in Hayward which is near where I live. I like him because his movies make me feel good. I love seeing him on screen. I also like him for the person he is. he has said he might have a run for president. I would love that too. So when he is going … Continue reading When the Rock became Black Adam
That is not a bad trip, it does not really have to be paradise. I would love any cinematic journey with the duo. No wonder this was a must watch. As usual I read some critics who raised some nonsense. But thankfully my tastes are never aligned with that of critics. I loved the movie. If critics say that the movie can be made better, … Continue reading Ticket to Paradise with George Clooney and Julia Roberts
As I write this post, I know there is a possibility that one of my former bosses might be reading this. I just want to say that if you are connected with me I consider you as Manager, leader or Mentor and not a Jerk. I don’t connect with Jerks and I have had only two jerks as my bosses in my entire career. I … Continue reading Note-8 Good Managers, Leaders, Mentors and Total Jerks
I have a question. Are we always genuinely happy for someone els every single time we hear something good about them ? I don’t think any of us will show in public our unhappiness. We all show happiness. We congratulate them. We smile. We tell them how amazing it is that something nice and good has happened to them. But….. But do we genuinely mean … Continue reading Note-7 Being genuinely Happy (For Someone)
Should Passion be Monetized? Most people would say yes. But I have a slightly different thought. Creator economy enthusiasts please don’t feel bad. Those who think passion should be monetized need to read more. Otherwise let us move ahead. Passion is about things that we love to do. I don’t think it has to be things that we are good at doing. The beauty of … Continue reading Note-6 Should we monetize our Passion
Vinod Narayan 