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Since it's not longer trendy to call myself a minimalist, let's just say I'm curbing the symptoms of 'stuffism'.
"What the...?" said half the internet when NYU decided to confer an honorary doctorate in Fine Arts to Taylor Swift, all while fans were trying to cop tickets to the event for hundreds of $. A mess.
So here’s the thing - authenticity is risky behavior at work unless it’s performative.
Yes, and encourage others to do that too. Because if you're anything like me, you probably live on go-go-go.

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Yeah, I know, I haven't written anything in a while. But I have a valid reason, I promise!
It's okay that you still don't know what you want to be when you grow up. Many people never find the "one thing" they're meant to dedicate their lives…
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Why millions in the U.S. voluntarily refuse to work, demanding workplace change and balance in the pursuit of a good life.
There is a lot of unsolicited advice on the internet. And I'm about to add to that cacophony with this post about three myths I wish someone had…
You're probably thinking "gosh, one of those pretentious posts again" but no, you can drop the eye-roll. This isn't one of those. It's just an honest…
A nostalgic post about how, during my year as a nine-to-fiver (yes, that's a thing), I met some awesome people who made my experience more wholesome.
If the pandemic has taught me anything, it's that resting is non-negotiable. It's not a nice-to-do that you can occasionally indulge in. Here's how to…
This question was gleaned from a recent conversation with a friend. Our discussion about reading content by non-Western writers of colour made me…
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Inscribed Thoughts

Regular digital missives from a learning-obsessed researcher about my experiences with work, friendship, spirituality, and emotional health.

Inscribed Thoughts

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