Parth Sawhney

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,

Read first:the truth about black friday – part 4 [https://thedailyapple.me/2019/11/23/the-truth-about-black-friday-part-4/] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The retailers these days set up multiple traps both in stores and online, and due to these clever marketing strategies, they are winning big. It’s rare to see a cart with just

Read first:the truth about black friday – part 3 [https://thedailyapple.me/2019/11/22/the-truth-about-black-friday-part-3/] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Retailers prepare months in advance for Black Friday and come up with creative ways to stimulate our insatiable desire to buy more. NRF President and CEO, Matthew Shay says, “Consumers today want more

Read first:the truth about black friday – part 2 [https://thedailyapple.me/2019/11/21/the-truth-about-black-friday-part-2/] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Black Friday has become so popular that this shopping tradition has seeped into cultures and countries all around the world that don’t even celebrate Thanksgiving. Countries like UK, Canada, Australia and other

Read first: an introduction to black friday (1/8) [https://thedailyapple.me/2019/11/20/the-truth-about-black-friday-part-1/] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The most commonly regurgitated story behind the Black Friday tradition links it to retailers. As the story goes, after an entire year of operating at a loss (“in the red”) stores would supposedly

It’s the most joyous time of the year: the holiday season. For some, it’s all about enjoying beautiful moments with their loved ones, for the majority of the population, as the Minimalists point out, it’s the holiday “shopping” season. For the uninitiated, the last Friday of the

There are times when we reach a fork in the road, where we don’t know which way we should go next. We encounter our inner conflicts and get engulfed in the darkness of confusion and frustration. We want to act logically and rationally, but a deeper desire within us

One major problem that we all come across sooner or later in our life is: How do I do meaningful work that fulfills me while ensuring I make enough money to live a prosperous life? It sounds quixotic, and a majority of us are clueless about how to make it

Slow is easy, steady is the hard part. Switching is easy, committing is the hard part. Reading is easy, studying is the hard part. Talking is easy, listening is the hard part. Speaking is easy, communicating is the hard part. Expectation is easy, patience is the hard part. Finding is