Ecstatic to share that the first leg of this interesting journey is covered. Now, time to put the learning into practice and learn more. Still not convinced to enroll for a yearly membership and will be doing it only after exploring the nooks and crannies of this domain and understanding the pivotal value of WA behind it.

In current hustling and bustling times, slowing down or taking a break has become an elusive activity which not many could enjoy, even when it's at a bargain. Many of us constantly trying to do more, read more, and work more. However, a few weeks back, I came across an article indicating subtle differences between being busy and productive, which at a mere glimpse seemed counterintuitive to me. Driven by genuine curiosity, I tried to dig in a tad bit more into this intriguing topic and, to my s

*Monday brings a new perspective and "freshness" (especially after the weekend dusting sessions). *Mon means My in French. Therefore Monday = Myday, Make it a worthy one.*Coffee tastes surprisingly good on Monday morning.*A great day to plan and execute weekly goals. *Getting back to resistance workout (even if I go for long bike rides on Sunday mornings).*I am more focused and usually come up with better ideas.*I have more energy and motivation after the weekend. *Last but not least, I get to

Work from the home tip, probably the 1000th one,Many of us don’t have a proper office-like setup or spare space to turn it into a workplace at our house or apartment. Few are not even living alone (which could be a blessing in disguise).The same goes for me. I have a spare guest room, quite a tiny one, which my wife and I used as a storage space, and used to park our bikes in. Recently, however, we turned it into my little workspace. My wife preferred to work from the living room with a b