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Change

Changes are good.

It teaches you something new.

But the catch is: you may not like it.


In fact, it's not easy.

It needs rewiring of brain cells that further requires personal effort. 


Wouldn't it be better if we keep growing?


Picture of the month:

A few days back I left my home and went on a journey to an unknown destination. Took a train, reached a village and the rest is one of a memorable experience. It sounds naive, but sometimes you have to do what you have to do and it has no explanation. (Do it cautiously though).



Personal Rambling:

It kind of makes me sad to say that this is the final newsletter. I am so grateful to you for sticking with me and watching me go crazy with words and photos and whatnot. This small initiative was my way of expressing myself and talking/writing to people. Your replies and thoughts and support meant the world to me. Thank you

I have grown in this while and changed as a person for the good—still a work in progress but more disciplined than before.


I would be so glad if we stay in touch. In fact, I should say, do stay in touch! If you want to write anything to me, feel free, I would love to read your email. 


And a final message: never stop growing. There's so much to find out about yourself and so much you can do that you don't know yet. It is really worth going on that journey of self-discovery.


Oh wait, I missed a bookish update (podcast):

Here’s a journey of a social entrepreneur I really admire: Ms Leila Janah




Rhymes:

Still round the corner there may wait

A new road or a secret gate,

And though I oft have passed them by,

A day will come at last when I

Shall take the hidden paths that run

West of the Moon, East of the Sun.


-Lord Of The Rings, “A Walking Song” by J.R.R Tolkien






Take care and keep shining!


Nishant (or Nish or Bookishnish)


 


A song suggestion:p

Kuch Parbat Hilaayein - Music Video | Poorna | Arijit Singh | Salim - Sulaiman


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