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The Three Types of Growth Graphs

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­The late twenties of my life, have brought me face to face to one realization. We are all growing in different ways. Even if sometimes life feels stagnant, it is not. It might sound like a forced positivity to you. In an era, where AI replacement in jobs have cut down half the possibilities for entry-level work experiences, I am one of the freshest victims. Sometimes I wonder whether Artificial Intelligence is really the problem or whether foolish CEOs are. CEOs who think they can eliminate everyone from the industry and run their companies solely through AI. So, I am not forcing noble thoughts in your head, no. I am just choosing optimism as a life’s standpoint. However, this article is not about discussing the AI-approved stupidity in the corporate. Will get into that later. This article is for people who feel that they are stuck in some stagnant water, in a muddy web of life, or let’s say in a mire. This article is to make you believe that you may not be able to see your grow...

What is so difficult about Trying?

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Over the last few days, I have been playing basketball in my courtyard. It is nothing professional. It is just a recreational activity without a cemented court or rules. My mother had planned to tuck a basket at a good enough height at the anterior wall, and now I have been playing basketball, where my premium activity is to basket the ball without anyone snatching it away from my hands.  Let me tell you a secret? It is very tiring. Almost equal to giving up.  Every time I throw the ball above at it, the ball either gets hit on the wall and bounces back (not at me) at the other end of the yard. I would rush to catch it (without success) and run till the end of the fences where the ball had almost nowhere to go. I will take it back and try again and again it would get hit on the wall and push me to rush at some other direction. Tiring stuff. Fun yes, Tiring more.  It was tiring, because I was trying.  One of the hardest things about trying is that we feel we are not d...