The details of my life that I could pay more attention to depend on a few key factors. For those of us on the other side of fifty, like myself, it’s often assumed that our life’s course is largely set. At this stage, the focus shifts to three main areas:
The topics I would like to be more informed about can be categorize it into areas. Technology: Since this is a subject close to my line of work, love to keep myself updated. Latest innovations, people behind these developments. Health: New exercise routines are always fun to read. What to eat and what not to eat. This again is fun as you will find the same things mentioned on both sides. For example, one article may say eggs are good, and the very next one will say it will kill you faster! News: Unable to figure this one out as yet. Fake news is the name of the game. All newspapers and media channels have a political bias. Just skim the headlines from different sources to be aware of what is happening in the world and avoid what is written below.
A few days back, we welcomed a new year. 2022 has started, and we are already halfway into the first month. A new year brings with it new resolutions, hopes, and aspirations. Most of us set targets that we hope to achieve during the year. Most of us also end up forgetting all about these goals even before the year is halfway through !!What is it about the New Year that makes us so optimistic?The pandemic has impacted lives across the globe and is now in its second year. It is also showing no signs of easing off. And yet, we still wish a ‘great new year’ to all our near and dear.Where does all this optimism come from? Is it that we humans have over the centuries developed an innate quality to look at only the better side of life, mask the pain and sorrow, and hope that we… Optimism and Hope