Gratitude

Recently, a simple but powerful insight came to me through my cousin, who is in his late forties. He pointed out a habit I hadn’t even realized I had—advising others on what to eat or drink, and how much, based purely on my own preferences. If I didn’t like something, I would unintentionally discourage others from consuming it too.

I never viewed it as intrusive; I thought I was being helpful. But he made me see how this habit reflected my bias rather than genuine concern.

Taking his feedback seriously, I consciously stopped giving such unsolicited advice. The change has been refreshing. People around me feel more comfortable, conversations flow more naturally, and my relationships—especially with those I often advised—have noticeably improved.

I genuinely feel lighter and more connected now. I’m grateful to my cousin for observing this detail and kindly showing me the reality, I had overlooked.

I feel grateful to have reached a stage where I now have enough meaningful content to engage in deep and thoughtful conversations with intellectual minds. This growth is the result of learning from so many wonderful writers and thinkers whose words have expanded my perspective.

Among them, @Bill Abbate insightful articles have helped me a lot in understanding life and purpose more deeply. Recently, I also completed The One Thing — a must-read that sharpened my focus and clarity.

I sincerely thank all the authors and creators whose wisdom continues to guide my journey toward becoming a more thoughtful and purposeful individual.

I thank God for blessing me with a work opportunity that aligns so beautifully with my qualifications and experience. It feels reassuring when the effort, education, and values you carry within find the right place to flourish.

This project is not just a job for me—it is a chance to contribute meaningfully, apply my knowledge, and continue growing both personally and professionally. I see it as a responsibility as much as a blessing, and I am determined to give my best to every task and challenge that comes my way.

Opportunities like these remind me that patience and persistence always lead to the right doors opening at the right time. I step forward with gratitude, confidence, and the will to deliver excellence in everything I do.