I am thinking of taking a few professional exams this year, and I am deliberating about whether I should be improving my study by buying certain equipment. For example I argue with myself that I can’t read a pdf in my bed since I can’t bring my laptop, so I need to buy an Ipad….
Yeah that is a little bit too late but I just had my yearly review done. Similar to journaling, which I wrote about previously, I had been recording or reviewing my life yearly. Basically at the end of the year, I look back at my past year and answer some prompts/questions from a template. I…
I came upon this book which was on sale on Amazon Kindle for just GBP0.99. It had 40,000 reviews which means it must be read by a lot and hence it is famous. I flipped through the ‘read me’ feature and I was reading through the first few introduction, I felt that the story was…
If you are an iOS user and have updated to the recent version, you might have a need Journal app installed. I was surprised as I didn’t remember installing it, until I realised it was a ‘stock’ app. Seems like Apple thinks journaling is common enough to introduce a native/stock app in an update. The…
With the current state in Palestine where countless (more than 30,000 deaths) lives are lost, it is likely the question above surfaces. I don’t have an eloquent answer but this video answers it nicely, I think. LINK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ozfrkm2K1Fc Some keypoints: Wisdom evils exist Thank you for reading.
A decade ago, this date in 2024 would be so unimaginable and futuristic, that it is hard to imagine how the world would be, compared to 2014. Yet, here we are. The world seems familiar, and a lot of things are like we imagined, but much too differs from our imagination. I still remember that…
At the end of last year, I set a reading challenge/aim to read 54 books in 2023. This was based on my logic that I could read and finish one book each week, which accumulates to roughly 52 books yearly. Just for fun, I added two more books to that and it became a target…
Alhamdulillah I just passed my driving license. I would love to say that it was a breeze, but actually it wasn’t. It was nerve wrecking. The roads in the UK are small and tight, with cars park along the roads. It also didn’t help that I decided to take the test for manual driven car,…
About a year ago, a connection on Linkedin messaged me and asked whether my Masters was worth it, since he was thinking of doing the same course. I answered him then, but thought to myself that I would write a longer one. So here’s this long-coming post trying to answer the question. First of all…
When I started working in the railway industry, during the first few weeks, I was told that the metro system I was working on was GoA4. Alright, I thought, this is GoA4. Whatever that means. Over the years that piece of information becomes embedded and is accepted as the universal truth. One of the first…
