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Parth Sawhney

concentrate like a free solo climber

I recently watched the documentary film, Free Solo [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7775622/], a few weeks back, and I’m still thinking about it. How crazy it is to climb a huge wall where only one thing separates life and death — the power of concentration? What if, like Alex

focus on creating, not consuming

If there’s one thing that can significantly impact your life in a positive way and change it for better, it’s following this maxim: create more, consume less. No matter where we go, we are coaxed to buy things and consume more. Even in the digital space, whether be

it’s good to be a little deaf

Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg once shared a great piece of advice that came from her savvy mother-in-law on her wedding day: “In every good marriage, it helps sometimes to be a little deaf.” She continued, “I have followed that advice assiduously, and not only at home through 56

people > stuff

Whether it be Black Friday, Cyber Monday or the holiday shopping season, no matter where we look, millions of us run after things. In the midst of chaos, we often get carried away and go in a shopping spree making all kinds of irrational decisions. Soon, we buy stuff not

how ants prepare for winter

Complacency is one of our biggest enemies on this never-ending path of success and achievement. If we start “chilling” and stay and rest in one place for too long, the weeds of life will start growing back. If we’re not progressing and if we’re not improving, we start

one important skill you must develop

We, humans, are imperfect beings. No one is born is with the knowledge and wisdom of how to live a meaningful and extraordinary life, and become a shining example of success and greatness. Nor do we get a manual that tells us what and how to do this life thing.

being grateful for whatever comes your way

We don’t have control over everything in our life. There are some things that are in the realm of our control and we can take charge and change them. While others — we simply have to accept them and work our way around them. The serenity prayer by Reinhold Niebuhr

avoid the consumerism trap (8/8)

Read first: alternatives to traditional gift-giving (7/8) [https://thedailyapple.me/2019/11/26/the-truth-about-black-friday-part-7/] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Black Friday is upon us. And it’s that time of the year when retailers will bombard us with deals on everything from televisions and tech gadgets to toys and clothes. But we all

alternatives to traditional gift-giving (7/8)

We don’t have to distance ourselves from the spirit of the holidays and avoid gift-giving altogether. But instead, we can choose to think out of the box and come up with newer, better ways to enhance the holiday experience for ourselves and our loved ones. There are many avenues

choosing the path of conscious materialism (6/8)

The truth is that retailers actually don’t care how much money we save, for them it’s all about how much profit they can make. They’re focusing on their bottom line, not ours. The holiday shopping season is extremely important for these giant corporations. On a good year,