Chupke Chupke...Shhhh..

Have you ever felt happy when you have been extremely busy both at home and work and that feeling when you plop on the bed at the end of the night is unbeatable ! I have realized that as much as I enjoy the mindless scrolling or binge watching, I love a good day's work. Now I have split it into micro tasks over multiple days to accomplish something without feeling burnt out ! Two birds in one stone.   Satisfaction over completion of a task and satisfaction of a clean home, organized shelves, completed chores. The other fact that i have observed it is that by merely listing out all the tasks at hand, I have been able to accomplish a lot more than I could have ever imagined. I love making lists, but the mundane chores never made it to my elite lists sheets. Earlier this year, I got into the habit of writing down to-dos on a diary and keeping that sheet visible to all. My better half and I are diligent in ticking stuff off and even more diligent in adding some of thos...

When I started driving last year, I started off confidently, lost it after a small damage, or maybe a couple of scratches and mistakes both mine as well as that of others. But then I set out to hit a small goal of 1000 km this year. Started strong on Jan 1st and then right then a bike skid and fell under my car, which I had thankfully stopped on time. And then March and April went away in hospital visits and crazy days. May, I tried to get my mojo back. Every WFH day ended up becoming an opportunity to drive 10 km to pick up my son and return. The same route, same routine, same time helped me get more muscle memory. I still get scared at certain points but I am able to handle a majority of the challenges  so far. Repetition helps. Repetition makes the difficulty seem not so difficult. Repetition makes me better than I was yesterday and that's the only version I intend to compete with.  Every day makes me a bit more stronger and braver. Every time I am able to start...