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A Society Addicted To ‘Fixing’ Everything Is Forgetting How To Let Go (opens the original)
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The older I get, the more I suspect that peace of mind is less about solving our problems than about becoming selective about the problems we are willing to call ours. Some problems require courage. Some require patience. Others require us to stop pretending that our involvement is indispensable. This is difficult in a society that has turned constant availability into a moral virtue. We must answer messages promptly, explain our decisions fully, repair relationships we did not damage, and remai
India’s New Wealth Is Exposing An Old Social Problem (opens the original)
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There is a simple test of prosperity that no economic survey captures. Watch how an affluent customer speaks to a waiter after an expensive meal, a resident confronts a security guard, a passenger argues with an airline employee or a consumer reacts to a delayed delivery. The tone can change when the other person has less money or power. India’s economic mobility deserves celebration. Families that once lived with scarcity can now afford homes, cars, travel, education, healthcare, and experience
Generations In India Are Living Different Realities Today (opens the original)
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The other day, I heard someone describe the older generation as though they had been imported from another planet. They apparently do not understand work-life balance, do not talk enough about feelings, stayed too long in one organisation and, in the final indignity, still ask their children how to use an app. Every generation eventually invents a vocabulary for its own superiority, then wonders how the previous one managed to survive without it. The ‘olders’ are now obsessed with their views on
Don’t Mistake Gen Z Language For The Absence Of Thought (opens the original)
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A few days ago, a professional acquaintance cancelled a meeting at the last minute to join the student protests in Mumbai. He has no children. Yet, what struck me was not his decision to stand with the students but his quiet admission that he wished he had possessed their courage much earlier in life. Watching them, he mentioned, was less about supporting a movement than about rediscovering the confidence to ask difficult questions. Most of us instinctively believe that wisdom flows only in one
The Success Paradox: Modern Society Has Mastered The Pursuit Of Success, But Not The Experience Of Satisfaction (opens the original)
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Few ideas have shaped modern civilisation as success has. Parents want it for their children; schools promise to prepare students for it; companies reward it; governments measure it; economies celebrate it; and social media displays it. Entire industries exist to teach, coach, and accelerate it. Never before has success been pursued with such intensity or measured with such precision. Societies have become remarkably successful by almost every conventional measure. Life expectancy has risen. Edu
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