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This is Sarath

 I am a reader, writer, entrepreneur, trader, and investor and I write about what I think and read here on Insanely Practical —trying to give a profound insight into the future, technology, life, spirituality, and marketing thereby making sure that my readers won’t get left behind in this competitive world. Founded in 2021 as a weekly blog, but later decided to convert into a daily blog for some nuance private reasons. It now includes insights about my field of expertise and it is a record of my own becoming as a person — intellectually, creatively, spiritually, and emotionally — drawn from my extended marginalia on the search for the meaning of future, science, art, philosophy, business, and the various other tentacles of human needs and cravings. I like to walk with my readers in this critical journey of life and death.

This blog is a small contribution to my readers to make them indispensable.

With love,
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Traveling

Traveling may be expensive, but it offers a lot of exploration. We often tend to backnoff from travelling due to tightening money. Travelling should not be neglected. It gives us plenty of experiences and memories.
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Allocating time

In order to get something at our grasp we must do the work. In any case giving enough time and energy is necessary to make it possible. And sometimes not. Those are not rare case scenarios. It is well observed around. We must have experienced this. The evident factor is that, due to the most valuable time, we often switch things around, like hedging. Unlike hedging you cannot do both simultaneously. So the thing is we have to make blocks of time. These blocks will save lot of energy and of course brings the time for our deed.   During this process, it is necessary that we must allocate the time to those defined blocks. By allocating, we are actually veering the time from anything that we usually do to something purposeful . Because doing something that creates meaning requires effort and consistency. Motivation is not enough, it dies soon.   Here some people often confuses this with their moral things. Such as relationship and routine. Instead of keeping it well nourished, th...
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