Ideas and inspirations from the share economy

Hello beautiful people – its been a while, hope you are well. Quick updates – since a few weeks I am writing for an online magazine which represents the largest collaboration in Europe bringing key actors from the share economy together. As part of an exciting fest happening from 5-7 May in Paris – Ouishare…

What if we could replace Money with Love….(for real)!!!

The universe presents me, non-stop with inspiring ideas and people on a golden platter everyday and somehow me being non-consistent and lazy about writing, makes me seem selfish not wanting to share them enough. However, I love to share but I have realized lately that I need to find an efficient way to do it (any suggestions!!). My dear husband pushes me to write more but the problem is, I tend to hardly listen to him :P!!! But he is completely right about this thus I am determined to post 2-3 times a week (at the least).  Please send me a comment or reminder if I lose track again….

Today, I present to you with this an amazing person along with the idea of replacing Money with LOVE in the field of education.

Education is not linear but Organic!

We have all been there and done that! Done what, you ask? Staying up nights finishing a semi-appealing assignment, chugging down coffee after coffee to keep those brain cells active at 3am to store a piece of information to be mostly used ONLY the next day, the pulsating fear before you turn over that final exam question paper or

Zen and the Art of Cartoons

Do you know Calvin and Hobbes (C&H) – the little five-year-old obnoxious creative spiky haired self-professed genius and his imaginative philosophical counter-intuitive tiger? The first time I read this comic strip, long long time ago, I instantly fell in love with it. Unlike other comics this is very special – it has something Zen-like and hidden about it.

A letter to my older self….

“Life is a succession of lessons which must be lived to be understood” said Helen Keller, the American author and activist who was the first deaf-blind person to earn a bachelor’s degree. One such understanding was presented to me yesterday, during a heated discussion with a acquaintance who challenged my attitude of hopeless optimism by saying change is