Really i appreciate you.

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Thank you for this post. A lot of people today are so caught up in their desire to be successful and make a lot of money that they totally disregard their mental and physical health. It's important to have enough money to survive, but personally, I don't think it's worth it to make a lot of money at the expense of your health.

This is what I was thinking the other day too. One one hand, all the effort and team work people are doing is causing technology to progress rapidly, and therefore making our lives more comfortable, but on the other hand, the never ending fierce competition we face and the higher skills required for jobs, is taking a toll on our emotional and physical health. Rather than making people happier, this is making them more stressed. So, technological progress is a kind of double edged sword. Maybe decentralization and sharing economy is gonna help more people to be self employed, and thus make them happier. Lets hope :)

Nice post... Really..

@sauravrungta very interesting post.. 
I love it

Your mum must be a wise woman @sauravrungunta kudos to her.Some times we allow ourselves get so overwhelmed with life burdens we forget to breathe.

This is such a hard thing to do for people. I know for me with work, kids and all the rest it can be so easy to get caught up in the “rinse-repeat” nature of things. All of a sudden you pause to look around and weeks have disappeared like a puff of smoke in the sky. My partner and I try to take the occasional day just for ourselves. She has Monday’s off and I will take a day off so it’s just us and nothing to think about. If only for that one day we are worry free and responsibilities are paused.  I have to tell you that I am truly enjoying reading your philosophy on life. I look forward to the next.

man ,really to say the truth I notice this too while I was trying to catch the life I started ruining everything , but when I decided to feel every thing as slow as it should be I really started tasting the life ... every thing changed and I started living happy and satisfied with every thing happens to my life

Important to pause and evaluate if we are living it or it's just passing by

that's why I always wish to live in the  70s and 80s. When there was less pollution , life was easy that time as my grandmother told me

I moved to Bali Indonesia last year and it's been an amazing experience. People are just people, and chill.

It's too hot to walk around in $300 jeans, and you'd look ridiculous if you did.

Where if you just have a singlet and shorts on, no one bats an eye.

Heck if you want to walk around barefoot, fill your boots.

But when I go to singapore to do my visa run, the same can't be said in that city.

My feet were so sore from walking around in my flip flops all day long, that I decided to go barefoot. In singapore you get weird looks.

In bali there's not a rat race and people are just awesome!

Agree a lot with what you say. Nevertheless, life is far more competitive for the current generation when compared withe previous generation. I think of all in my dad's generation who were working office goers - they seldom faced a threat of performance appraisals, layoffs, work pressure beyond 9-5 hours (most of the worked in the public sector) and it was easier separating work and life... whereas now it's getting increasingly harder... of course, you can opt out of the rat race and do your own thing but then that too will have it's own set of challenges.. 

All that being said, somewhere we need to draw a line, take a breath and realise, we have just one life and to enjoy id .. AFter all..life isn't about racing to get to the end... ..which btw is just a grave for all of us.. it's about the journey

Happy brithday @sauravrungta

I have a friend who would always say "live your life".
I'm of the opinion that you let go of yesterday since it's now in the past and focus on the next thing. 
Comparison is a key to failure or uselessness. 
Forget the past, embrace your future 

I have a friend who would always say "live your life".
I'm of the opinion that you let go of yesterday since it's now in the past and focus on the next thing. 
Comparison is a key to failure or uselessness. 
Forget the past, embrace your future