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Well, this is the second time I’ve got my sister on my pod to know her takes on life in general as an 11-year-old. It’s always interesting how their perspectives change as they grow older, and if this podcast sustains, I’m gonna bring on the show every year and see the kind of transition because it’s beautiful on its own.

In this episode we talked about her school, her hobbies, what’s something that she wants to change in this world, to what life, God, and happiness mean to her. And I’m sure you don’t wanna miss hearing what she has to say about all of it.

So consider listening till the end cause we had fun recording, and y’all shall too listening.

Thank you:)

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If we've done something in this episode, then that is just we laughing throughout cause this has been the most hilarious episode so far and you gotta be listening to this till the end - and I freakin mean it.

Yet y'all have to consider the first three minutes without question haha.

But yes we did have moments where we talked about things that retained fundamental values and those were mostly relatable but other than that- it was pure craziness accompanied by us roasting Hitler aka Soham.

Make sure you consider this episode if you're feeling sad lmao ;)

Chapters: -

1. General Discussion
2. Science vs Commerce
3. Hitler's unfunny political opinion
4. Why is Hitler bitchless?
5. Hitler on drugs and his gender
6. Our takes on Andrew Tate
7. Songs we lisen to and our playlists
8. Best artist eras
9. Favorite composers and artists
10. Music Scores
11. Discussion on Oppenheimer
12. Barbie version underwear
13. Hitler's Orgasm

Thanks a lot:)

The podcast was originally recorded on 25th Aug 23

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Oh, man! What can I say about this episode?

I think this is the best episode I’ve recorded with someone who I’ve debated a lot with, shared happiness with, and perhaps even got scolded for good, but in the end, learned something new; learned something useful, something significant, something prominent.

Well, all of my school teachers have taught me more than what’s in the textbook, and hence this episode of the podcast is all about "beyond the textbook", some parts did align with the subject but I highly-highly recommend y’all to hear the complete episode, if not the last segment of the podcast.

I might invite all of my teachers subsequently but this one’s with my social studies teacher who you’re gonna get to know more about as you go along listening to this one. Again, every time I get back to listening to this one I just can’t stop cherishing it, adoring it, and well today’s a special day, 9th June, when I’m releasing this cause it’s my birthday and I bet y’all would enjoy this one just like how Pranjali teacher and I did.

Chapters:-

1. Introduction
2. Childhood and Inspiration
3. Becoming a teacher and convincing parents
4. How to teach?
5. Incorporating real-world relevance in class
6. Passion for social studies and teaching
7. Advice for students who struggle with social science
8. Book recommendations
9. Best moments of being a SS teacher
10. Take on Mughal History
11. Take on Kashmir
12. Reforms to bring in the education system
13. Take on GenZ
14. Rapid Fire Round

Rapid fire round included questions like: Why didn't you become a politician? Which historical figure do you want to have dinner with? etc.

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Seowl:-

In this episode, we go deep into the convos about Demons. What are they? What are their types? A couple of spooky stories and experiences about them, and our take on demons. Consider giving it a try if you love the horror genre!!!

Chapters of the podcast:-

1. General talk between Kabir and Aryan
2. Aryan talking about his experience with Demons
3. What are Demons 
4. Types of Demons (Foreign)
5. Indian Demons
6. Stories of Demons 
7. Conclusion

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Seowl:-

Hey Friends,

In this episode of the podcast, we started on a very random note. This podcast was totally unplanned which indeed was pre-recorded way back, but found this one as I was cleaning the SSD. 

We essentially talked about a bunch of things, starting from our life lately which has no value addition but brings out an essence of a true podcast, to discussing about coffee for a while, and finally talking about IPADs. As Andy and I own an Ipad and we've been using it for a while, we the Apple Fans ventured our take on the table as we've always been fascinated by the product. 

We as high school students could have given the best advice that we find strong reasoning behind, and hence we're gonna come up with the conclusion, whether to buy an Ipad or not. If not, what are some other brilliant options - which is the twist in the podcast.

This podcast then ends with a funny-drunk hilarious talk, which again was amazing and made us call for the quell. 

Do consider giving it a try and share this one with your friends!

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Hey Friends, long time no see! Yet it’s never too late to start a year with something that’s quite fascinating and as profound as the intro is which indeed is pretty indulging to be researched about.

We’re gonna dive deep into Artificial Intelligence today. And I’m very certain of the fact that it’s going to be a curiosity-rich episode of the podcast which is gonna make you question a lot of things that you never otherwise did.

Again, it’s gonna be a short-length podcast but it's gonna be dense enough to bend your mind and bring a smile, haha. 

Chapters:- 

1. Introduction 
2. What is AI? (the history) How is it being operated lately?
3. How does AI work? And how is AI useful to change the world?
4. Why are people scared of AI? My experience!
5. Is AI gonna destroy the world and the human race?
6. Conclusion and Ending.

Thanks a lot, and Happy New Year:)

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Hey friends, we finally came up with the second part of 'The Hilarious Episode' which again was super hilarious. But we even considered it to be aligned with practicality and some real talk that primarily revolved around a student's life and education. It's a kind of experience when you record a conversation with your school friends, not only the podcast had funny instances but also some deep and thoughtful talks. There's a lot to learn from this one so make sure you give it a try and maybe share this one with your friends who can relate to it:)

Here are some of the topics that we talked about:

• Random Shit 
• CBSE vs HSC 
• Examination and Education
• Practicals are essential 
• Calculator and SAT
• Training the brain
• Education is necessary 
• Hitler giving JEE
• Dropping out is Bullshit
• Knowing your capabilities 
• Does friendship last forever?
• Relationships 
• School Life is the BEST
• Soham (Hitler) is a peculiar creature 
• Andy leaked Hitler's number 

Thanks a lot:)

The podcast was originally recorded on 18th Nov

Song used (credits) - Kaloli by Saar Punch, Burrah and Bharg

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Thanks for everything guys!

Thanks for considering my podcasts and my articles, or for that matter whatever I do.

Truly appreciate everything:)))

Dude, it’s hilarious. You can’t change people at all but people change just so fast, freakin fast, faster than how you snap and days pass by, faster than you could have ever imagined in your wildest dreams. People forget the promises that they make, people change their priorities, and people are totally changed.

People changing doesn't hurt doesn’t put me into overthinking as much their memories, as much as when I’m trying to find the old one in the new one. And I’m not talking about a single person, or two, but a group of persons. You know what we call them? we call them Friends.

And with what I find delirious, I’m always scared. Someone can be so close for you to go into deep talks one day and a stranger the other day with, with literally zero significance.

Hey friends, this is Kabir Khanuja, and I’m gonna talk about all this in this episode of my podcast. Make sure you give it a try, and you if are gonna, do consider listening till the end, I’d appreciate that.

Hey Friends, 

In this podcast I talk about a lot of things, to be honest, this podcast feels so raw, I've literally woken up to it recording one. As the title suggests I'm gonna talk about a bunch of eclectic things, so if you keep interest in any of them, consider hearing it till the end :)

Hey Hey Hey, you wanted to know about the apple event and all of the important stuff that was out there in the event, well let me tell you, you’re in the right place and we’ve got you. In this podcast, we’d be breaking the event with our subtle opinions, and guess what, I’m even gonna reveal a secret for y’all to buy iPhone for nearly free so make sure y’all listen till the end, gonna be concise and it won’t be a waste of time, enjoy!

We covered - the iPhone 14 Pro, Airpods Pro 2, Apple Watch Ultra, and much more!!!

In this podcast my good friend Aaditya and I discuss all about aviation, starting from a career in aviation, to Aaditya’s interests in flights, to some of the best flights, and a little bit of general discussion. We even present our takes on flight companies like Emirates and indigo which makes it engrossing. I’d really cherish it if y’all give it a try and I’m sure that you’ll learn something from today’s episode!

In this podcast, we talk about a bunch of eclectic things starting from the purpose of our lives at the moment where we are students and do marks really matter to the toxicity of social media, the podcasts we generally listen to, and some of the books we lately are reading and even our personal recommendations. We expressed our thoughtful opinions on many things that make you question a couple of things, haha. Make sure y'all give it a try, I've added some clips from the podcast initially so that y'all get a sorta glimpse:)

Hey Friends, I've tried something different this time from what the podcast genre actually is. In this - 'The Hilarious Episode' of ThatOneThinker, Kabir with his friends Andy, and Soham (Hitler) go on talking about random things which are presented in a hilarious way. There are jokes in the podcast, accompanied by some philosophical talks, roasts, singing of some songs, and a lot more. It was altogether a fun podcast so make sure y'all give it a try, y'all won't regret ;)

Song used (credits) - Kaloli by Saar Punch, Burrah and Bharg

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In this podcast, I’d be literally breaking down my journey from being the fattest kid in my class weighing 75 kgs when I was 13 and getting trolled, to weighing 59 kgs and getting fit yet healthy. It’s not going to be a tips and tricks sorta thing where I’d be sharing specific exercises and overall diet but more about habits, beliefs, and consistency. How small steps gradually lead to a considerable impact. Why showing up every day is essential, and how does it help in the long term. Just to note that I am not a professional nor did I take any professional advice, it’s totally my journey and experience and I guess the type of content I consumed. Whatever I’ve talked about in the podcast, was all trial and error done by myself, so it’s not necessary that even you should apply every single thing of it but what suits you and your body because whatever I discussed did work for me. Make sure you hear the complete episode, it’s gonna be worth a listen, gonna be concise as well!

In this episode, I’ve got my 10-year-old sister Baani. I ask her questions starting from her hobbies to the games she plays to the movies, shows, and the type of content she consumes, to some broad perspective-ish questions like what Life and God mean to her. As a 10-year-old, her answers were way ahead of all the children of her age, even when I was 10. This podcast is really cute and adorable and close to my heart as it’s with my loving sister, make sure if you wanna know the perspectives of a 10-year-old kid to listen to the complete episode. The podcast’s short and fun, so I hope y’all enjoy it just as how we enjoyed recording it:)

Right so, lately, the Apple event happened. I wouldn’t say this was one of their best events out of all but even this time they didn’t fail to catch the attention of the audience, after all, they’re back with some sneaky improvements which our very good friend Andy and I are gonna cover. This time, we’ve tried to be as concise as possible, so you’re gonna grasp some subtle tech info real quick. Make sure you hear the complete episode and stay updated with the tech.

We covered - Macbook air and pro, M2 Chip, Messages, IOS 16, macOS Ventura, Apple Watch os, and much more!!!

In this podcast, we have our good friend Harsh with us. Previously he joined us on a podcast where we discussed about lifestyle, relationships, and spirituality. Spent a wholesome time in this one as well. Harsh has been someone who I never thought would consider finance as his interest, and when he did, I witnessed changes in him and for good. Through this podcast, I’d be trying to prove in a way why financial education is necessary, what books should we read to get started, and how Harsh himself saw him as a changed personality. Make sure you hear the complete episode, you gonna for sure get educated!

You know, I really really wanted to bring this out to everyone, that there’s something beyond science, there’s something that lives. We, humans, are meant to explore things but there do exist boundaries. You know what ed warren says? He says

“Diabolical forces are formidable. These forces are eternal, and they exist today. The fairy tale is true. The devil exists. God exists. And for us, as people, our very destiny hinges upon which one we elect to follow”

In this podcast, I and Aryan go about telling the real story behind Annabelle. Full of mysteries and horror, make sure you give it a try! 

Hey Friends, welcome back to the podcast channel, I’m Kabir Khanuja studying in 10th standard and running a couple of organizations, and blah blah, pretty straight to the point, in this podcast, I’m gonna summarize the story of Nationalism in India. Implicitly inspired by one of our chapters in the history textbook. As far as I know, everyone finds quite history boring, and well I agree that the textbook is kinda tedious, though history is pretty engaging, and hence I’m gonna try to make it fun, or just you know a push better than what’s the in the textbook. If you are in 10th, and as our situation’s same, 14th May, social science paper, I’d recommend you to hear the complete episode, gonna be a quick revision for y’all and will act as an active recall. And even for others, this chapter’s interesting so you gonna enjoy the episode. Talked a lot, I should start right away, so without any further ado, let’s get started!

I'm gonna be talking about Gandhiji's contribution towards Independence and what all took place between the years 1913-1932. 

In this podcast, I just catch up with my listeners giving them random life updates and where this podcast is up to :)

In this podcast, I talk about time. 

Here's the intro of the podcast - 

A cheetah does run really fast and so does the deer, a bullet train is snappy for real no cap, and even a bullet from a gun. An arrow is fast, a machine is fast, so many things out there are so fast. But these have something in common. These stop at a point in time, seriously, they stop. You can’t expect a wildebeest running around and just not stopping.

The point is, there’s a thing as far as I know that never waits, that never really stops for anyone and that is time. I seriously don’t know the speed of light, but I’m damn sure, for me, the time has been the fastest. Feels like I experienced my last 10 years yesterday and snap, here I am making podcasts inconsistently!

Who founded Tesla, what was the basic idea behind starting tesla, how did tesla grow over the years,  had tesla faced any failures initially, what’s the future of tesla, wanna know the answers to these and more of such questions, so what are waiting for, listen to the complete podcast and dig with us finding the answers to these questions, as it’s a very wholesome environment and you gonna have real fun.

Some of the questions from the podcast:

1. Who founded Tesla (how was and how is Elon musk related to tesla)
2. What was the basic idea behind starting tesla
3. How did tesla grow over the years
4. Had tesla faced any failures initially or is it even facing now as well
5. Is tesla towards saving the planet in a way or its moreover about something business kinda marketing strategy
6. What's the future of tesla, as in what are the upcoming projects and all
7. What’s the AI Tesla uses for the fully self-driving thing - FSD
8. What’s the future of Tesla in India

What is it like to have some kinda revolutionary change versus some small changes at the starting of your day that's gonna set a foundation to continue your day with an optimistic aura and a subtle motivation that’s gonna keep you going? New morning routine, affirmations, reflections, resolutions, and fun as the title suggest.

In this podcast, I talk about my resolutions and reflections that indeed have helped me get a new morning routine that set's the base for the day. What all do I have on my plate, what are some of the rules that I abide by, etc. etc. 

Make sure you listen to the complete podcast :)

Happy Newyear Everyone! Though while uploading there are still 3 days though lol. Anyways, in this podcast, I talk about my personal 5 major takeaways from the experiences I was able to live this year, 2021. I'm hoping that this podcast can impact the way people think and hope it turns out well in the end, so I'd like all of you to share this with your friends out there and help me with my purpose.

Takeaways:-

1. Health is precious and we shouldn't take it for granted 

2. Learning and applying in the course of aiming and achieving is more important than just achieving and enjoying; its short term

3. Time’s not waiting for your excuses to turn real, nor it’s waiting for you to start

4. Life has got some gems, out of which there are priceless friends

5. Failure is not something to be guilty of, it’s something to learn, move on, maybe fail again, maybe succeed, but just not lose hope

2021’s ending, I started podcasting this year, started article writing, learned many things, failed in a few things, succeeded in a few, great year, and these were my major takeaways.

In this podcast, I talk about the idea of being a rebel in society. I go about sharing my personal experience accompanied by pros and cons. 

Greatest of philosophers present around the world, giving out their philosophies, greatest of teachers teaching the uneducated how things work. Parents imposing some conventional ways to live life just as how they were taught, and animals being caged in the zoo. Well, I came down from the 80s to the 30s, to the 20s, where all we do is accept and then there are animals with no privilege to question.

- Who are yes men

- Why do we need to question

- My story of being a rebel

- Pros and Cons of being a rebel

- Greatest takeaway and conclusion

Pretty radical and rational talks on the recent Apple event of September 2021 - gave a summary of what all happened - discussed cost/nature/features, etc. Make sure you listen to the podcast if you keep interested in tech! 

The only point of this very small podcast is that if I can take the initiative to start again, you can too, there are people who leave behind things after having a giant gap and the realization of the efforts they had to take previously.

This is the second part of the series Mysterious India.

Mystery, something that is difficult or impossible to understand or explain, something that is not in our hands not able to achieve the notion behind it. Imagine a flag waving against the wind and not with the wind, imagine food being cooked without keeping it near the fire, imagine someone's heart is preserved. Just imagine a dark door with nowhere, I'm just saying on the podcast to imagine, but today as again, with one of the most knowledgeable people I know, we are gonna research about such preposterously terrifying places situated in India and try to dig in about ghosts, dark side, paranormal activities, mysterious places, sole, inhuman spirits, black magic, and the energies that are far beyond our control. Make sure you have fun listening to it and might have goosebumps too.

'Light is Creation, Darkness is Obvious.' - Kabir Khanuja

Today, as again, we had one of the most knowledgeable people I know, Aryan Sutar. We discussed mysterious sites in India and had a funky discussion getting to know the story behind it. Consider listening to it and getting to know about the history behind such spooky sites in India

What's procrastination, such a heavy word for some but common these days in the fashion saying that I procrastinated instead of saying I delayed and that states its meaning. I won't call it the ability but the disability everyone is born with, a tendency to postpone something.

And the thing that differentiates between the people who are super intense or we say fake procrastinators and the ones who do procrastination for real is that they both are independent of perceiving the fact that they all do procrastinate

The very hour where things aren't making sense given the work that you have that makes sense and is fairly important but we tend to do things that are useless or even useful but aren't necessarily significant at that particular moment is one of the definitions of the Hour of Procrastination. 

Remember, it's not about what you have missed or you are gonna do bad or you gonna fail, these failures are the major takeaways, and when you actually apply them the next time and they do get reflect for real, that is what makes it precious yet vital. Therefore I ask myself before or after every exam, that what was the one thing or even many things that went wrong as in my studying technique or even lifestyle that I need to learn from and apply to be at least 1% better version of myself. Keep competing with yourself, your goals and you might discern a change.

At some point in our life, we come across this very word, productivity, isn't it? We say, yeah my day was productive, we say yeah I've done some productive work, right? In an economic context, productivity is how to measure the output that comes from units of input and that's how we even relate to our life. Getting as many things as possible in a day we call productivity, a measure of efficiency.

When you think of someone productive in your life, you may immediately picture a person who is busy all the time. This individual is constantly moving through tasks, pushing deadlines, and seemingly trapped under a pile of duties that seems to grow each day. We often make the mistake of equating just being busy with being productive, but they aren’t the same thing. When you’re meeting the true definition of productivity, you won’t be chasing deadlines or running five steps behind on everything you need to get done in a day, week, month, or year. It’s quite the contrary; you’ll probably be ahead of schedule, says Tony Robbins.

Today we've my pal Aneesh Kadam, also known as Andy for the second time with us. We started this journey of productivity and minimalism last year while lockdown and today we'd manifest our learnings and share the experience of how does it feel to be productive and what's the outcome? If you wanna know about what is being productive and how to make that happen, make sure you listen to the complete podcast and I'm sure there's a lot to learn from it and you'd enjoy!

Ghosts, dark side, paranormal Activities, mysterious places, sole, inhuman spirits, black magic, these all things gave us and still gives us goosebumps while we're watching movies. Some of the movies are based on true events while some are not, but still, they are terrifying. One thing which makes it relaxing is that we're watching it on the screen and it hasn't happened with us nor did we ever had such kind of experience, but what if I say, in India, where I am living, there exist such places where we find such activities every day. Isn't that ridiculously terrifying, right?

 'Light is Creation, Darkness is Obvious.' - Kabir Khanuja 

Today we had one of the most knowledgeable people I know, he's my schoolmate, Aryan Sutar. We discussed mysterious sites in India and had a funky discussion getting to know the story behind it. Consider listening to it and getting to know about the history behind such spooky sites in India

When you got multiple classes scheduled and you want to live a life of minimalism and productivity. Productivity happens when you are efficient, and so mobile applications move around the day making your work easier, well not all of them, but yes my top 10 recommendations of mobile applications move around absolute day making me reasonably fruitful. 

Well, for the fact that you got multiple headaches or things to do in a day, you can't really depend on just 10 applications, there are more than 10 which revolves around the day, and at least for me but these applications are the ones that can be used any person to increase productivity.

So here you got my top 10 productivity app recommendation that I use throughout the day! 

Today I was really glad to be with the Youngest Podcaster I know so far and been listening to, Nicocun Perez. He's inspired me so much being a Youtuber and a Podcaster. We had quite fun while I was interviewing him and it was cool. 

We talked about his inspirations, productivity, fan following, really great creators, his interests, and much more cool stuff!

Consider listening to this podcast and have fun! 

Today we have a very special guest with us, he's one of the guys, who was pretty arrogant and immature back then, before the covid thing. You know what, this lockdown has its own benefits. People got to know themselves quite better. This guy has changed himself drastically in terms of his mindset and point of view. 

We talked about: 

Lifestyle matters, lifestyle truly matters and when I say lifestyle matters, I mean a healthy lifestyle. Without a structured yet healthy lifestyle, it’s really hard to grind the kind of productivity. Having a healthy lifestyle is all about choosing to live your life in the healthiest way possible. 

The relationship is the way in which two or more people or things are connected, there’s a certain sense of correspondence between them, a sense of association, link, a bond.  You know what, the relationship was something and should be something that makes life simple, makes things easier and good to go, but today the reality is completely changed, it’s just simply ruined. 

Spirituality can be defined as the quality of being concerned with the human spirit, I mean it helps us to gain self-awareness. See basically Spirituality is a broad concept with room for many perspectives. In general, it includes a sense of connection to something bigger than ourselves, and it typically involves a search for meaning in life. As such, it is a universal human experience—something that touches us all. 

Robert Kiyosaki says that - One of the reasons the rich get richer, the poor get poorer, and the middle-class struggle in debt is that the subject of money is taught at home, not in school. Most of us learn about money from our parents. So what can poor parents tell their children about money? They simply say "Stay in school and study hard." The child may graduate with excellent grades, but with a poor person's financial programming and mindset.

Sadly money is not taught in schools. Schools focus on scholastic and professional skills, but not on financial skills. This explains why smart bankers, doctors, and accountants who earned excellent grades may struggle financially all of their lives. Our staggering national debts are due in large part to highly educated politicians and government officials making financial decisions with little or no training in the subject of money.

Rich-poor, middle-class, poverty starts with a fundamental attitude. Poverty is passed on it's taught in your families and middle classes taught in families and so the people right now who are sitting at home who are struggling financially or worried about money or unhappy they may be making a lot of money but unhappy with what they're doing it was probably taught to you, you know your superego was taught get a job work hard or you'll never be rich or the rich or evil or whatever the school system will never teach you about money the school system was designed to teach you to be an employee which is important or a doctor or a lawyer a specialist but never about money and what most people lack is real business knowledge like accounting you know like debt like taxes you gotta know that stuff but they don't teach it in school to anybody

Today we had a special guest on our podcast channel, Andy K.

We brought in a glance of tech by having a discussion on Apple Event we had got the previous day. Apple's held its first big event of 2021 yesterday. The Cupertino-based tech giant unveiled several new products including, the tracking device AirTags, the new color of iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 mini, iPad Pro, and iMacs. Here are all the key highlights.

It was fun podcasting with him and you'll love it too. Make sure you listen to the podcast if you keep interest in this stuff.

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Listeners, here's what you got our first bonus episode of ThatOneThinker, the thinker, who also has a life. Wanna know, what all did I do today, so make sure, you have fun listening to this relaxed bonus podcast. 

Basically, this series is the bonus series dedicated to Facts and Humor where I'd be talking about something that I don't really talk about, away from the whole cheeky motivational thing. 

Well, this is what you call a bonus episode where I'd be sharing about my life a bit, away from what I do on the podcast. 

So, my day generally doesn't go as planned, actually, it never goes. Yup, it's true that you should make a timetable and that allows you to get resilience but it never happens in my case. I've got new challenges and difficulties to face which are absolutely uncertain. At times, when I'm kinda unassured about the next day and how will it got, I make a task list converting to a timetable just to feel confident yet, that doesn't go as planned. And yes, people do regret it when things don't go as they want and the same is in my case. Not really regret, I mean, kinda regret but moreover a bit angry. Hence, whenever I plan my day and it doesn't go the way I want I keep reminding myself of this one particular quote I wrote.

"Not everything we plan goes the way we want. There are gonna be different challenges to face. Be strong enough to face them rather than regretting what were you prepared for."- Kabir Khanuja 

Remember, tomorrow, my day's not gonna be like that of today, I might have more meetings or might have more load of assignments to complete or have to study more, so it's quite undetermined, therefore even if you make a task list or a timetable and fail to complete a couple of items, never regret.