Monthly Archives: December 2011

Mistakes and Failures: Why it’s important to differentiate

Posted on December 30, 2011 by Akshat Rathi

How many times have we looked back at a relatively short period of time (weeks or months) and realized all the things we wronged/failed at and then blamed ourselves for not doing better? I’ve done it many times and every … Continue reading →

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It should be about Choices not Goals

Posted on December 10, 2011 by Akshat Rathi

Previously, I have written about why I was unconvinced with Leo’s philosophy of living without goals and expectations. It was the logic in Leo’s arguments which had a flaw and not the concept. In the light of a new way … Continue reading →

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Becoming a Strategic Self-Deceiver

Posted on December 4, 2011 by Akshat Rathi

A few weeks ago David Brooks of the New York Times asked his many readers for a gift, “If you are over 70,  I’d like you to write a brief report on your life so far, an evaluation of what you … Continue reading →

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