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What you seek (or don’t) is seeking you – Our tryst with impulse buying
The coolest thing that happened in this hot Summer is the Backstreet Boys Concert at Jio Garden in Mumbai. Until the day of the concert, I wasn’t aware there was a concert in my city. Some would say I live under the stone, but actually I’ve just been off social media. I was having a conversation with a friend and she brought it up. It was a Thursday and I had signed up for a paid webinar that would be held at the same time. However, I decided to apply my networking skills I honed over the years and arrange for a ticket.
Read More ↗Like. Comment. Share. Subscribe – The routine we all signed up for?
Have you been scrolling on your phone for the last 45 minutes? If so, then this post is for you! And if not, still give it a read.
Read More ↗Great power, greater responsibility: The curious case of credit cards
Did you like me grow up believing the tale of ‘aish hi aish’ once you score well in your board examinations? Later, the condition was graduating from a renowned college, followed by a decent job at an MNC, succeeded by your first promotion. I think we couldn’t comprehend what the coveted ‘aish’ is. Maybe, it meant an exponential growth of responsibilities, lack of time with friends & family, skipping meals because you can’t skip deadlines, and dealing with a new variant of back pain, every other day. We didn’t sign up for adulthood for this, did we?
Read More ↗In a world full of cliffhangers, everyone deserves closure
Does your mother own that one saree that you’ve never seen draped on her, but she refuses to let go of it? Or seen a timeless watch that has been stuck in time for aeons, but your father would neither repair, nor cremate it? That saree, the watch, or anything that’s been in your house longer than you have, represent memories, blessings, and the legacy that your grandparents, or their parents, or even their ancestors left behind.
Read More ↗A Life Insurance Endowment plan brings you the best of both worlds. Or does it?
I love interacting with my students. Their imagination has no bounds. I’ve grown up believing, ‘you can’t have the cake and eat it too’. But, my students think otherwise. They know how to eat the cake and have a calorie deficit too. One of such InnSightful conversations somehow ended up being about endowment plans. They said it’s like eating vegan meat – everybody wins. I’m still trying to wrap my head around that analogy, but let me decode an endowment plan for you.
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