Jawad Ullah

Stop following people blindly. This is the biggest blunder we make in the life.

India and Pakistan need statesmen and thinkers like Shashi Tharoor who support the right cause irrespective of jingoism. The current political temperature between India and Pakistan does not permit meaningful dialogue. This is the only viable solution for the deep-rooted conflict between them. As the author suggests, we need to celebrate roles that could contribute to stability in South Asia and the world in general.

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Set the rules of business yourself, never let this any other do it for yourself. This could guard you against any unanticipated events. Above all, accept yourself, for it will teach you living your life in a true spirit. Embracing your true identity not only encompasses strength but also weakness, empowering one to dwell the up and downs of life.

Nothing can match the pleasure when Geopolitics, aestheticism, and January vibes blends together. The background of Peshawar reinforces the beautiful sentiments. The intrinsic interest adds another layer to this awesome feeling. For books speaks, and they speak more if exposed to aesthetic environment.
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True friendships transcend the momentary and selfish needs. It can even transform the hospital into moments of fun, contentment and gratitude. This is only to the good credit of true friendship that one survives the worst episodes of life. Emotional well being, sometimes, surpasses the medicine. It connects souls and makes the bond more strong and resilient. Lucky are one having friends that provide them with emotional, moral, financial, and intellectual support. Remember, true friendships transcend the selfish and momentary needs.

Started with a new book and the new writer. This time with Will Durant's The Pleasures of philosophy.

Will appreciate your experience, if you have read the book.

“Give me six hours to chop down a tree, and I will spend the first four sharpening the axe.”
Attributed to Abraham Lincoln

Change is the only constant in the world. So, evolve, transform and reset yourself.

Sky the limit.