Better Every Day

Every day, billions of people scroll, swipe, and share unaware that a global battle is brewing behind their screens. It’s not just about likes and hashtags anymore. It’s about power, privacy, and the future of free speech. 📱 Governments are quietly rewriting the rules of the digital world. Some say it’s to protect you. Others say it’s the start of something much bigger… and far more dangerous. Why are certain posts disappearing without warning? Why are your conversations being monitored more than ever before? Who decides what’s “harmful” and what’s “truth”? 🧠 Some nations are cracking down hard unveiling sweeping laws that could change the way you use the internet forever. From the European Union’s bold new policies to secret tracing protocols in Asia, the crackdown is real… and accelerating. But not everyone agrees. 💬 Critics warn this isn’t about safety it’s about control. About silencing dissent. About shaping what you see, believe, and say. The question isn’t if social media s...

 When we talk about the “Big Four” in the world of accounting and consulting, we mean these four international firms: Deloitte PwC (PricewaterhouseCoopers) EY (Ernst & Young) KPMG These companies are everywhere in the U.S., Europe, Asia, and even in India. But here’s a question many people ask: Why doesn’t India have its own Big Four? India has smart professionals, a strong economy, and a growing business market. So why hasn’t it created its own giant accounting or consulting firm that competes globally? Let’s look at the reasons. 1. The Big Four Already Have a Head Start These global firms are more than 100 years old. They started in Europe and the U.S., and over time, they expanded around the world. By the time India opened up its economy in the 1990s, the Big Four were already well-known and trusted worldwide. So, when big Indian companies needed global services, they chose the Big Four not local firms. 2. Indian Firms Stayed Local Many Indian accoun...

 There are places you’ve never seen in pictures. You can’t search them on Google. There are no reviews, no hashtags, no GPS. And yet, they exist not in the world, but in you . These are the invisible destinations . You don’t find them. They find you when you are ready. A Different Kind of Journey We live in a world full of directions. Where to eat. Where to work. Where to live. But sometimes, your heart whispers a different kind of path one that cannot be seen by the eyes, only felt by the soul. Have you ever felt a pull to sit in the rain without an umbrella? Or to walk without knowing where you're going? To stand still in a crowd, while everyone else keeps moving? That’s not confusion. That’s your inner map waking up.  The Quiet Places Between Moments Most of life isn’t lived in big events. It happens in small moments the quiet breath before a tear, the pause after a laugh, the silence between words. We rush through these. We want big answers. But sometimes, healin...

 Artificial Intelligence (AI) is changing the world. It can help us in many ways, but it also has some risks. Let's look at both the good and bad sides of AI. 🌟 The Good Side of AI Automation of Tasks AI can do boring or repetitive jobs, so humans can focus on more creative work. New Opportunities and Jobs While some jobs may go away, AI will also create new kinds of jobs that didn’t exist before. Healthcare Improvements AI helps doctors diagnose diseases faster and more accurately. It can also suggest better treatments. Increased Efficiency AI speeds up processes in industries like manufacturing, transport, and customer service. ⚠️ The Bad Side of AI Job Loss Some people may lose their jobs because AI can do the same work faster and cheaper. Privacy Issues AI can collect and analyze personal data, which raises concerns about how our information is used. Security Risks Hackers could use AI to create smarter cyber-attacks. Bias and Discrimination ...

Every day, people wake up and go to work. Some work in offices with air conditioning and coffee. Others go out in the hot sun, lifting bricks, cleaning homes, or selling fruits on the street. But the difference between them is not just the job—it’s how they see money. Some people earn 500 rupees after a full day of hard work. Others spend 500 rupees like it’s nothing—on coffee, a tip, or a snack. Think about that for a moment. The Life of a Daily Worker                                           Imagine waking up not knowing if you’ll find work today. You stand outside, waiting. If someone hires you, you work all day—carrying heavy loads, sweating, standing for hours. At the end of the day, someone gives you 500 rupees. You feel a little happy: “Today, my children will eat well.” Now imagine someone else—maybe they drop 500 rupees on the ground and don’t even notice. ...

  Not every day feels productive. Not every step forward feels like progress. And honestly? Some days, just showing up is the win. There are mornings where you wake up tired of being tired. Days when motivation doesn't show up, when the goals feel distant, and your own voice whispers: “What’s the point?” But here's the truth nobody claps for: 👉 Trying  even quietly, even imperfectly matters . You took a breath today. You got out of bed. Maybe you didn’t do the 10 things on your list  but you did one . Maybe you didn’t smash your goals but you didn’t quit either. That counts. Some days, being “better” doesn’t look like hustle or grind. It looks like rest. Or saying no. Or being honest with yourself. It looks like asking for help. Or getting back up again. Keep Going Progress isn’t always loud. Growth isn’t always visible. But it’s still happening when you choose to show up. So if today was messy, slow, or just heavy… you’re not failing. You’re becoming . ...