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  • Reading books and writing

    What do you love now, that you hated when you were younger?

    Hi everyone, I hope you guys are doing well. I’m also doing fine. Today I’m going to talk about what I love now that I used to hate when I was younger. Let’s talk about it.

    Growing up makes you a completely different person that you used to be. It doesn’t just change you who you are but also changes the characteristics of yours. For instance, I didn’t like to eat a lot of things in my childhood and now I found out that I eat most of the food. Because I love the idea of eating now that I didn’t use to love it when I was a child. Because I used to think that I just eat to live  and went for what I loved to eat. Now I have found out that I missed a lot of thing because of that attitude and that has changed the whole perception of food . And now as a grown up I eat almost every type of food. Okay let me now Focus into the main topic.

    When I was a child I didn’t like to read a lot or to write a lot. Because I found out it was completely boring to do that, I mean why would you do that when you can actually just say it. Besides I also didn’t like to study that much and I used to think like why is it necessary. Later when I grew up I found out that everything was based on knowledge and without knowledge thoughts are just nothing by bubbles. So the more you know actually enhances your thoughts and clarifies it. And we the passage of time I have focused more on reading and at the same time writing. While reading made me think a lot with clarity and writing help me to modify me or modify  knowledge or  enabled me to think in a better way so that I can express myself in a rational manner.

    An this perspective actually developed with the passage of time and helped me to Focus more on reading and writing. I sometimes feel like if I had loved it in my childhood I would have been a much more better person. But it is what it is and I accepted it.

    Thank you very much for reading my blog. I hope you liked it. Have a nice day.

  • Once upon a time – My Gut Feeling

    Tägliche Schreibanregung
    Wann bist du deinem Bauchgefühl gefolgt – und es lag genau richtig?

    I’ve learned that intuition doesn’t shout. It nudges. And one of the clearest nudges I ever listened to happened during a moment that looked completely ordinary from the outside.

    The Setup

    I was working on a project that looked perfect on paper — great collaborators, promising outcomes, everything aligned. But something felt off. Not dramatically wrong, just… misaligned. A subtle tension, a quiet discomfort, the kind of feeling you can easily ignore if you’re determined to be “reasonable.”

    Every logical argument said: Stay. Push through. It will work.

    But my gut kept whispering: This isn’t your path. Step back.

    The Moment

    One evening, while reviewing the project details, I felt that same discomfort again — stronger this time. Not fear. Not anxiety. Just clarity. A sense that continuing would cost more than it would give.

    So I made the decision that felt irrational: I stepped away.

    No drama. No explanation. Just a quiet, firm choice.

    What Happened Next

    Within a week, the project unraveled. Miscommunication surfaced. The direction shifted. The structure that looked solid turned out to be unstable. People who seemed aligned were actually pulling in different directions.

    Had I stayed, I would’ve been stuck in a mess that wasn’t mine to fix.

    Instead, stepping away opened space for something better — a new opportunity that matched my values, my pace, and my long‑term goals. The clarity I felt wasn’t luck. It was alignment.

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    Now why gut feeling works?

    Intuition isn’t magic. It’s pattern recognition — your brain quietly connecting dots your conscious mind hasn’t verbalized yet. When something feels wrong, it often is, even if you can’t articulate why.

    Here’s what following your gut really means:

    • Inner Alignment — Your values and instincts are pointing in the same direction.
    • Subconscious Patterning — You’ve noticed something without noticing that you noticed it.
    • Emotional Data — Feelings are information, not obstacles.
    • Boundary Awareness — Your intuition often protects you before your logic catches up.

    The Takeaway

    Following your gut isn’t about being impulsive. It’s about being honest. It’s about trusting the quiet voice that says, “This isn’t right for you,” even when everything external says it should be.

    That one decision taught me something I still rely on today: Your intuition is a compass. Not loud, not dramatic — but deeply accurate when you learn to listen.

    Note: This Post was created by AI.

  • Sadly, there are no books that I want to change the ending.

    If you could change the ending of any book, which one would it be?

    Hi everyone, I hope you guys are doing well. I’m also fine. Today I am going to talk about any books if I could change the ending of any book. Let’s talk about it.

    Sadly there are no books that I want to change the ending of it. It’s not just that I could think of any book but also the fact that I don’t want to interfere with anyone’s work. Whenever someone writes a book, it’s not just a book but a collection of thousand emotions attached to it. No matter how bad the ending is, or how beautiful my version is, it won’t change the author of the book. The author is the solely creator of the book.

    If I think my version of ending of the book is best, it’s literally disrespecting the author who spent years after the book for to completely. I don’t want to take that away from a writer or an author anyway. Besides , I think, most authors or writers are ill paid anyway. So, I don’t want to put any burden on them by simply changing their work. For me, it’s crucial that I remain fair to my ethics.

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  • Game of Thrones

    What’s a show that had the perfect series finale?

    Hello everyone,

    Good evening, I hope everyone is doing quite well. I’m writing here after a long time. And I hope I will be writing here every day as a good habit.

    So here is my answer.

    I’ve seen a lot of serieses. I must admit that I am not a great fan of all types of series. Yet I liked some of the serieses. The list is not that huge but quite some. I have watched The Big bang theory, Modern family (watching right now), friends dark, two and a half men how I met your mother, the Vikings and The Game of thrones. Some of them I could finish,  some of them I didn’t. I think Game of Thrones have the hardest final on the series. Here’s why I am breaking it down.


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    “Game of Thrones”

    – Although the ending was very sad, and disappointing, they have covered almost all the main characters along with the protagonists.
    – speaking of the twisting of the plots, there was a huge discussion on the fact that how the ending would be like. In fact people were so into this series that they come up with their own theory of ending of the series. In my case, I wasn’t expecting this finale. I was expecting that Mother of dragon would end up being victorious. However, they didn’t do it. But that was quite okay for me.
    – they didn’t try to self prophetize the ending. Rather they tried something unique.
    – speaking of the protagonist, almost all the protagonists has some super abilities, yet none of the characters were exaggerated or rewritten.



    And speaking of the characters, I really like how it ended.


    – Tyrion: I think he deserves this ending because he is the most brilliant all of them. Wise and knows how to play. Well deserved ending. 


    – Daenerys: I must admit that she has ended up being the ultimate mad King (Queen). She was so  into revenge that she forgot who she is and what she should be and that has just destroyed her. It was always her ego with whom she was fighting with. The demon inside has simply destroyed her. Absolutely worth it for her.


    – Arya:  if I had to choose the most cunning of all of them, I would definitely choose Arya Stark. I just loved the way she transformed herself and finally killed the night King. It was absolutely brilliant that no one could even think of Arya Stark that she would kill the night King. I was thinking either Jon Snow or Daenerys, the mother of dragon would do the job. They absolutely nailed it.

    Jon Snow: I can’t deny the fact that I was a bit of skeptical about the ending of Jon Snow. I thought he could be the King because the mother of dragon was not there to be the Queen or else, they could get married out of love.Then again, the series would have to go through a lot of criticism then. Perhaps that’s why they didn’t go this way rather they choose something that would clear the karmic bonding of Jon Snow and create his own lineage.

    So, to conclude, I admit that it had a brilliant ending. I loved it. I was disappointed at the beginning that I didn’t end the way i thought. Then again, I can’t even complain. However, the ending sempt a bit rushed though.

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    Have a nice day!