Pursuit Of Happiness

We often hear about how open source benefits businesses and organizations. Like “it increases innovation”, or “it’s about cost savings in the long run” maybe? “Sponsoring open-source projects that your organization relies on is a sound business strategy” — duh-oh. “Promoting open source from within your organization has benefits”, touché. …

Ahh, the American dream: go to college for lots of money, in order to gain experience and greater intelligence; get a job (or two or ten) and grow within a field of interest; and, then become a flight attendant, a job you needn’t go to college for. Makes. Perfect. Sense. …

More Than Just a Constitutional Right — The pursuit of happiness is a fundamental right outlined in the Constitution of the United States. Specifically, it is mentioned in the Declaration of Independence, which states that: “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain…

Eating the meal is only half the story — Food makes me happy — plain and simple — but not in the way one might automatically think. Sure, the pleasure of biting into my favourite (fill in the blank) is undeniable. Taste buds ignite. Saliva flows. There are colourful fireworks exploding inside my mouth. …

🇮🇳 Top your class, you will be happy 🇮🇳 Get 99.9%, you will be happy 🇮🇳 Get a degree, you will be happy 🇮🇳 Get a glorified job, you will be happy 🇮🇳 Buy a house, get married, have kids; you will be happy / settled It was never about about making yourself or your parents proud.. maybe.. It was just about being better than Sharma uncle’s son, I guess 🙈 And happyness; what is that? Where can we buy it ?

In work and school, I’ve often had to include a TL;DR (Too Long; Didn’t Read) to make sure that my point is made and that those receiving my writing understand the point. It feels like a slap in the face to my writing, but I don’t trust the people on…

Deep unknown murky waters? Heck yeah that scares me. Heights? You betcha, but you know what scares me even more? Regret. Imagine for a moment you are an 80 year old nearing the end of your life. You are unable to do anything adventurous or seek wealth. Imagine the life…