Taking Stress Into Perspective
Stress is a human experience. However, it may be perceived differently from person to person. Here’s why we need to take stress into perspective.
Delayed Gratification: Balancing Today and Tomorrow
Delayed gratification says that we should put a hold on the things that we think are important today in exchange for better things tomorrow.
Investing 101: Start with an End in Mind
A goal is your dream with a deadline, and most often, with a price tag.
Setting a high goal should not scare you. What you should be afraid of is a wasted life wrapped in mediocrity.
What is an Emergency Fund and Why Do You Need One?
An emergency fund is a saving, usually worth three to six times your monthly expenses or salary, depending on your preference. But there are situations where you’ll need to have more than a year’s worth of emergency fund.
13 Reasons Why… They Resigned
Resignation is part of the normal cycle of any company. If you think you are irreplaceable, then you may be wrong.
My First Half-Marathon Experience
There are many things long-distance running can teach us. Not just in racing but also in life.
9 Simple Ways To Read More Books
Reading generally declines as we age, but that should not be the case. Here are 9 simple ways to read more books.
What It’s Like To Be Running in the Rat Race
Being trapped in the rat race can be frustrating. Hopefully, we’ll all have the courage to run away from it – and that’s the purpose of this blog.
9 Ways To Keep Our Job From Making Us Fat
Some might even joke that your salary is directly proportional to your waistline. So as your income increases, so does your belly.
Squeezing Running time for Corporate Slaves
Recently updated on: July 12, 2023Hi Reader – This is my very first blog post on how I will try to squeeze my running hobby in my busy corporate schedule to promote good health and be the best runner I can be. As of the writing, I am a 26-year-old, Electronics Engineer by profession, IT … Read more