May 9, 2021COVID has changed the way I look at tomorrowI have been feeling clueless about the future and I am sure that I am not alone. There are things in life that I am mindful and thankful of but with all the unpredictability around, I am scared that will I lose, what I have, tomorrow. There was nothing intentional Is today, the way…Covid 193 min readCovid 193 min read
Jan 19, 2021Looking back at 2020A poem for 2021 — As I look back at 2020 there are those mixed emotions there was, loss, there was, change, there was, realization. the best part, the world came together as one to fight. It has been a mixed bag but a bag I couldn’t even travel with I can’t recall much as there…Poetry1 min readPoetry1 min read
Published in Live Your Life On Purpose·Nov 1, 2020Struggling to finish things? You don’t need to finishIf you are struggling to finish things, you might be looking at it the wrong way. You have tried different things but nothing seems to work, maybe it is time to focus on making progress and not finishing it. — Action points Try making small progress every day. Don’t focus on the finish line. Gain clarity about what you need to do. I find myself stuck on one task until it finished and that affects my other work as I don’t make any progress on the other tasks. If you have to…Productivity4 min readProductivity4 min read
Published in Curious·Sep 7, 2020Overcoming Procrastination and Not OverthinkingYou create a rough structure of the day in your head or in your scheduler of choice. You are set on a plan, but you miss out on a time slot. You kept aside this time for a task but you still haven’t made any significant progress. Now, you either…Productivity6 min readProductivity6 min read
Published in Live Your Life On Purpose·May 7, 2020Still thinking about what others think of you?Every single day we are around people, we care about and who care about us. It is easy to see yourself from their eyes and try to push to be good in their eyes, to be what they want us to be. …Life3 min readLife3 min read
Published in Live Your Life On Purpose·May 3, 2020A Good and a bad day — just a small differenceWe drive through our days with a sense that a lot happens based on how the day is. If we have a good day, we planned it well, but if we are having a bad day, we rephrase the statement to “it’s a bad day.” …Productivity3 min readProductivity3 min read
Published in UX Collective·Mar 29, 2020Member-onlyWorking from home — this is how I stay productiveAs a designer, your ability to focus on a single task without much distraction is one of the most powerful assets to have. As you work from home, you are away from the distractions from co-workers. You are less likely to be called into an impromptu meeting or engage in…Productivity6 min readProductivity6 min read
Published in DoRemember·Mar 4, 2020Importance of self-reflection — Are you getting enough time for self-reflection?Take control of your life by adding a little bit of self-reflection to your days. We have so much to do, but so less time in a day. Even if the days were 25 hours or 50 hours, we still would have had this same feeling. …Mindfulness4 min readMindfulness4 min read
Published in UX Collective·Nov 6, 2019How to think about design? Don’t design projectsRecently I have been working with new designers more often and I have been helping them figure out getting started with designing. This experience has got me thinking about some fundamental design questions. These are the questions one has while they are in the initial phases of their design career. …Design5 min readDesign5 min read
Published in DoRemember·Jul 4, 2019WRITING EVERYDAY CAN HELP GAIN CLARITY & MINDFULNESS IN LIFEWriting every single day can help you understand the thought patterns and hidden feelings to gain clarity in life. Writing helps you observe yourself, and that helps you keep a check on your goals and grow in life. — Writing everyday is a good relaxing exercise. You do need to give it some time, but it is worth the effort. It can make you more mindful and aware about your present situation in life.Writing3 min readWriting3 min read
