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Everyday Stories, Lived

  • Change changes

    We might not have the power to change the world, but we can change a generation by how we interact with systems and people. Our choices are never made in isolation. Initially, we may think that no one sees what we do and no one will know. But eventually, the word spreads, and the act… Read more

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  • I keep reaching for my phone and I can’t help it

    Do you ever wonder why you keep coming back for your phone, and your desire to check notifications compels you to reach out for it every time? Something about our phones makes us so attached to them, and whenever we don’t have them around, we worry about all the things we could be missing out… Read more

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  • “I have a problem and I don’t know what to do about it. “

    It takes humility to recognize that something is not right, don’t you think? And the moment we finally identify the problem, we stall, simply because the problem seems enormous and overwhelming at the moment. But do you know that you can actually do something after identifying your problem? From New problems, old problems A new… Read more

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  • When is it okay to delay a reply?

    Since we had access to instant messaging, with our mobile devices at the reach of our hands most of the time, we might feel bad whenever we’re unable to respond to messages right away. But is the feeling justifiable? From What If We Just Stopped Being So Available?: Granted, there can be real consequences to… Read more

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  • We used to be explorers

    Now, all I can think of (most of the time) is how to finish a task faster. From What Children Lose When Their Brains Develop Too Fast: Brains start out being more “plastic,” as neuroscientists say—more open to experience, better at learning. As we grow older, our brains become more efficient but less flexible, better… Read more

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  • A, B, C, D, E, F, G, … how I wonder what you are

    Did you try singing it? How many times have you mixed up the ABC’s and the Twinkle Twinkle Little Star? Maybe you do sometimes. Perhaps you don’t. But for some of us who get confused about which ending is a part of which story, we try to make sense of them and often mix up… Read more

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  • D for dilly-dally, D for deadlines

    There are times when we don’t feel like doing the very thing we’re supposed to do. Haven’t you ever procrastinated before? Until the deadline knocks at your door. Right after the holidays were over. Deadlines are gut-wrenching and nerve-wracking, don’t you think? The last time I tried to beat it was an hour ago. And… Read more

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