I hate being around people who lack emotional intelligence and self-regulation. if you cannot see things outside of yourself and how you’re harming others, you’ll never grow. intention has nothing to do with impact.

the committed have made their decision in fire and will not unmake it in comfort. they do not wake each morning and hold a referendum on whether they still consent to the path they chose. that consent was given once, irrevocably, and everything since has been execution. the

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"Dubai is often accused of lacking soul. This accusation usually comes from places where the soul is defined as potholes, paperwork, and a deep attachment to inconvenience. Dubai made a different choice. The result is a city that does not need to prove its depth by being

There is one department in India who keeps squeezing the same 4% of the people who are loyal to that department from years Squeeze on earnings, spendings, savings and now even filings. That's the 4% who are leaving

The Peter Principle is the satirical theory that employees are generally promoted to their level of incompetence. In 1974, the author of the Peter a principle, Dr. Laurence J. Peter, explained how he first got the idea and what can be done about it

Half the planet had cities, laws, trade networks, science, and philosophy long before European colonialism, and many of them were set back by it But let’s actually go through a little bit of what European colonialism brought Below is Algerian skulls collection in France

my dad was a fucking rocket engineer who taught me something that made me RICH wasn't some soft ass "believe in yourself" bs it was QUICK MATH (keep reading it's saucy) this man ran calculations for missile trajectories in the military. could tell you impact coordinates in his

Many men who retire young...don't tell you the real secret of their FIRE....their wives are earning Rs. 75L per annum. This is the real secret. Whatever else they tell you may or may not be true.

Many Indians who travel internationally are first-generation global travelers. They have not been socialised from childhood into the unspoken rules of European public life. Contrast that with Indians who grew up in global cities or studied abroad early. Their behaviour abroad is

Never trust someone who gets angry at your reaction instead of taking accountability for their actions. You’re hurt because they crossed a line, and they’re upset because you didn’t stay quiet and take it. That’s when the mind games start “you’re insane,” “you’re too

I was born in 1961 too. And this version of the past is a myth. Kids did have food allergies we just didn’t have the science to name them. I lost a brother before he was two because medicine didn’t yet understand what allergy killed him. Trans kids didn’t “not exist.” They hid.

Here it is, kindergarten level, without the moral sleight of hand. Rent is something you chose to pay for yourself. A job is something you chose to accept from someone else. Those two things are not connected. Your landlord doesn’t owe you cheaper rent because you’re bad with

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You figure this out the hard way, usually. Not in a calm, notebook-at-a-cafe kind of way. More like standing in a kitchen at 23:58 with your heart in your throat thinking, why does talking to this person feel like emotional ping pong against a brick wall. For years you think

I have said this many times: Endogamous peoples (i.e., those with very high cousin marriage rates) are terrible candidates for residence in extremely exogamous Europe. We are like the iron, and they are like the saltwater that will rust us through. Euros like to mate and have

everyone should have two therapists, a man who tells you to grow up and get your shit together, and a woman who tells you to love yourself the way you are. Ideally they should be married to each other since at least 9 months before you were born

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Rupture and repair are not signs of a broken relationship. They are signs of a real one. A rupture is any moment of emotional disconnect. A misunderstanding. A sharp word. A missed bid for attention. A silence that feels cold. A fight that leaves one person feeling unseen.