Parth Sawhney

Over the past few weeks, I’ve made a rule for myself — No Smartphone in the Bathroom. It started as a flexible arrangement initially and I was not too strict with myself, but over time as I’ve seen its benefits first hand, I’ve solidified my commitment, and I’

Today is a unique opportunity. It will last only twenty fours and after that it’s gone forever. The day will never come back again, the date will not last beyond that. The time is ticking and we have only shot at today. So will you let it slip away

We have been trained by our society to believe that we can do anything that we want, that we can have all the things that we desire and bring them into our lives. But if we live that way, we let go of excellence, joy, peace and freedom. Having too

Nothing is permanent in this world. If we zoom out and see, we’ll realize that everything is ephemeral, and the end always comes, sooner or later. As much as we enjoy getting wrapped up and busy with our day-to-day tasks, the truth is our life will eventually end. And

Read first: follow your fear – part 1 [https://thedailyapple.me/2019/10/31/follow-your-fear-1/] I experienced this personally back in my late teenage years when I decided to go to college in a completely different city that I had never been to, and staying away from my family for the

Most of us are well aware of the popular adage, “Follow your passion,”  and contemplate on it in order to have a successful and fulfilling life both personally and professionally, but very few of us are geared towards acting upon its inverse: “Follow your fear.” This is what Marie Forleo

Do you feel you’ve been working too hard in your life, both personal and professional? Have you been working super hard in sustaining your friendships and relationships, on learning new information and gaining new ideas and insights, or on simply trying to figure out your destination and what your

In his book Real Artists Don’t Starve [https://amzn.to/2WqmU6t], Jeff Goins writes that one key component to becoming a thriving artist is to strategically harness your stubbornness and transform into grit. A great epitome of this perennial grit as an outcome of strategic stubbornness is none other

As I have gotten rid of much of my physical belongings, and as I continue to do so repeatedly, there’s another thing that really bothers me off and on — my digital clutter. Of course, digital clutter is not as overwhelming as physical clutter. If you’re a bibliophile and