Learning should start from its history. Otherwise, you’re just learning the application, not why and how it came into existence.

The success of a relationship is not measured by whether it ended in marriage. It is measured by whether you helped the other person grow. Did you leave them in a better state than you found them? Did they truly learn something valuable? If yes, it was a success. Remember, that’s the ultimate purpose of life too.

Desire to do something should come from a place of pull, not push. If it’s the latter, you’re just running away from something.

I feel like user interfaces will become irrelevant in the distant future. They will be replaced by voice, with AI bots taking your instructions and writing software on the fly as needed.

How to live fully while working and waiting for your dreams: Ask yourself—what’s something you won’t be able to do in your next chapter? Do it now, as much as you can. It could be as simple as afternoon naps or as aspirational as a toned body.

The life you desire is on the other side of your deepest fears.

When a developer reports a bug, and you punish them by—essentially telling them to make a ticket, fix it, test it, and deploy it themselves—you create a culture where they stop caring too. Ideally, the response should mirror how you handle a customer-reported bug: the PM/DM jumps in to replicate it, assess its priority, create a ticket...

Beware of good traits that stem from insecurity. You see yourself as a kind person—but is it driven by a fear of being alone? A trait born from insecurity may look good to others but threatens you into doing good out of fear. The real one comes from compassion, not fear.

If you truly want something to happen, have an unwavering, almost mad belief that it already exists in the future—you’re just walking the path to reach it.

You can’t love someone without admiring them.

A trigger exposes a part of you that needs healing, and love is the only thing capable of doing it.

People underestimate how much more you can earn just by being more reliable.

We’re all chasing the known, fearing the unknown. What if we try to make ourselves known, so no unknown can fear us?

Sadness is a learned behaviour from childhood when we used it to get attention or what we wanted from our parents. Sadly, that doesn’t work in adulthood. The longer you stay sad, the closer you get to depression—and the further you move from changing a situation that isn’t working for you.

It’s crazy how much of our desires stem from the fear of being alone. If you trace them deep enough, they all lead back to the same root.

The more fears you overcome, the more peaceful you become.

Anything you overdo, healthy or not, is likely an escape from an unpleasant feeling.

The single biggest disability we all share as adults is the inability to see things with fresh eyes. Years of memory and experience force us to see our own version of an unsullied reality.

The farther you are from the truth, the more different you appear. The closer you are to the truth, the more similar you sound.

Your external world is a direct reflection of your internal world.

If you’re going through a rough patch, stick to a schedule. Shower, pray, meditate, work, eat, workout, and sleep at regular times. Even if you can’t sleep at your usual time, resist the urge to sleep at other times. Force your body into a rhythm, you’ll thank yourself later.

The less you think about yourself, the more happier you will find yourself.

Think of every unpleasant thing happening to you as a test - an opportunity to become better.

When desires to protect ourselves ends, the magic of life begins.

Nothing can defeat you when you master control over your attention.

In a world where self-centrism is on the rise, it’s crucial to prioritize building genuine relationships. A group of family and friends who care about you more than anything else, and be sure to do the same for them.

If you want to succeed in anything, care deeply about what you do and who you do it for. The best teachers care deeply about their students. The best leaders care deeply about their people. The best businesses care deeply about their customers.

No substance can hurt your body more than chronically active survival instincts.

If you’re aware, you’ll notice a small gap when your patterns or habits try to repeat themselves. It’s usually less than 2 seconds. If you exert enough willpower within this small window, you can break the loop. If you keep doing it repeatedly, you’ll begin to rewire.

The quickest way to manifest something is to fear it.