Sticky post
Two Perks of Deleting Social Media: A Year-Long Experiment
Dear readers,
In my latest blog, I share insights from a year-long experiment that boosted my well-being and transformed my perspective by abandoning my social media . Don’t miss out—read it now and see how a digital detox can change your life. Click here to read more!
Regards,
Dileep Continue reading Two Perks of Deleting Social Media: A Year-Long Experiment
Sticky post
The amusing parallels of Machine Learning and the Mind
Dear readers,
Dive into the hilarious world where machine learning meets the human mind. Discover the comedic parallels between overthinking, underthinking, and finding balance. Laugh along as we explore how our brains, like flawed algorithms, often miss the mark, and learn why a balanced approach is the key to success.
Respect,
Dileep Continue reading The amusing parallels of Machine Learning and the Mind
Sticky post
Mental Fencing: Guarding Your Thoughts and Emotions
Subway Confessions Dileep was on the subway, minding his own business, when a stranger leaned over and said, “Nice shirt! It reminds me of my grandma’s tablecloth.” Dileep’s mind went into overdrive. Does my shirt really look like that? What was I thinking this morning? But then he paused, chuckled, and thought, “Why am I letting this random comment ruin my mood?” And there it … Continue reading Mental Fencing: Guarding Your Thoughts and Emotions
Sticky post
Guilt 101: A Beginner’s Guide to Emotional Blackmail
Hey there, guilt-free champions!
Ever felt like a puppet on a string, doing the dance of guilt to please everyone around you? Join me in my latest blog post, “Guilt 101: A Beginner’s Guide to Emotional Blackmail” where we dive into the sneaky ways guilt is used to manipulate us. From the stern parent to the punishing deity, and even your romantic partner, it’s a guilt-fueled rollercoaster you won’t want to miss. Get ready for some laughs, some ‘aha’ moments, and a roadmap to break free from those guilt-induced chains!
Stay guilt-free and fabulous,
Dileep Continue reading Guilt 101: A Beginner’s Guide to Emotional Blackmail
Sticky post
Midway Miracles: The Subtle Strength of Balance
Dear Subscriber,
Discover the art of balanced living in our latest blog post, “Midway Miracles: The Subtle Strength of Balance” Read this blog to get many answers that you were looking for!
Uncover the profound benefits of embracing the middle path—where wisdom meets action, and patience intertwines with decisiveness. Learn how to navigate life’s complexities with grace and resilience.
With Respect,
Dileep Continue reading Midway Miracles: The Subtle Strength of Balance
Sticky post
Beyond Words: The Symphony of Intentions in Conversations
Dear Subscriber,
In my latest blog, we explore the profound difference between merely hearing words and truly understanding the intentions behind them. Discover why focusing solely on words can limit your perspective, and how delving into the deeper meaning can lead to richer, more empathetic connections. Through historical examples, like Einstein’s misinterpreted statements, and practical advice for everyday conversations, we highlight the balance between words and intentions. Learn how to navigate this delicate dance and enhance your communication skills. Dive into the full blog and start your journey towards more meaningful interactions.
With respect,
Dileep Continue reading Beyond Words: The Symphony of Intentions in Conversations
Sticky post
The Tear-Jerker Effect: Why Charity Ads Don’t Always Equal Real Change
Hey Subscriber,
Ever felt a little too emotional after watching a charity ad? Like, you’re reaching for your wallet more out of guilt than genuine compassion? You’re not alone.
In my latest blog post, “The Guilt Trip Express,” I’m diving into the world of guilt-induced charity – the good, the bad, and the ugly. We’ll explore:
The Guilt Machine: How charities use emotional triggers to get us to donate.
The Hidden Harm: Why this kind of giving can actually hurt more than it helps.
The Right Way to Give: How to make a real difference without the guilt trip.
Plus, a few shout-outs to the everyday heroes making the world a better place, even if they’re not donating every paycheck. 😉
Let’s make charity about compassion, not guilt.
Talk soon,
Dileep Continue reading The Tear-Jerker Effect: Why Charity Ads Don’t Always Equal Real Change
Sticky post
Fast Food of Facts: The Diet of Information Overload
Dear Curious Mind,
In an age where information is just a click away, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. Are we truly enriching our minds, or are we just cluttering them with digital trivia?
This week on the blog, we dive into the perils of information overload. From the illusion of being well-informed to the pitfalls of social media ‘diets’ filled with low-quality info-snacks, we explore how modern knowledge consumption is shaping our lives—and not always for the better.
Is knowing a lot really the same as knowing something important? We’ll discuss the difference between being data-rich and insight-poor, and why the art of selective ignorance might just be your new superpower in the digital age.
Ready to navigate the noise with us? Click here to read more and discover how you can tailor your intellectual diet to truly nourish your mind.
Warm regards,
Dileep
P.S. Don’t forget, sometimes less really is more when it comes to consuming information. Let’s learn to sift the wheat from the chaff together. Continue reading Fast Food of Facts: The Diet of Information Overload
Sticky post
Your Past Deserves a Second Chance: A Story of Perspective and Possibility
Dear Subscriber,
This week, we explore a compelling story about acceptance and transformation. Sarah faced a challenging dynamic within her family, confronting feelings of being overlooked. Her journey highlights a crucial lesson: sometimes, the path to peace doesn’t lie in changing others but in adjusting our own expectations and boundaries.
Learn more about how Sarah navigated these complex waters and found a new way to connect with her loved ones, fostering respect and personal growth.
Catch the full story in our latest blog post! Continue reading Your Past Deserves a Second Chance: A Story of Perspective and Possibility
Sticky post
Redefining Freedom: Beyond YOLO (You Only Live Once)
“Ever wondered how ‘freedom’ turned into an excuse for the zaniest antics? 🐒 Dive into our latest blog, where we decode the curious case of modern-day liberty gone wild. From the hilarious misadventures of ‘YOLO’ to Lisa’s cat-collecting spree, we explore how the quest for instant gratification is reshaping our understanding of freedom. It’s a witty, eye-opening journey that might just make you pause (or should we say ‘paws’ 😺) and think. Are we truly ‘easy-going’ or just adrift in a sea of impulsive choices? Click the link to unravel the comedic yet thought-provoking side of today’s freedom folly! 🚀🎉 #FreedomFauxPas #YOLOGoneWild” Continue reading Redefining Freedom: Beyond YOLO (You Only Live Once)
Sticky post
Effortless Action: The Meditation Path to Productive Flow
Have you ever felt the weight of relentless tasks and wondered if there’s a way to navigate life’s demands effortlessly? Dive into ‘Effortless Action: The Meditation Path to Productive Flow.’ Discover the profound impact of meditation on unlocking a life where action stems from a place of tranquility. Imagine a world where productivity doesn’t come with stress, but instead emerges from a clear, calm mind. Ready to revolutionize the way you perceive effort and action? Continue reading Effortless Action: The Meditation Path to Productive Flow
Sticky post
Life’s Traffic Signals: Navigating Life with a Driver’s Wisdom
Ever felt life’s journey is much like a drive on an open road? The unexpected turns, the need for routine check-ups, and the importance of the company we keep? Dive into our latest piece, “Steering Through Life: Lessons from the Driver’s Seat,” where we explore the uncanny parallels between driving and living. Discover how to navigate life’s highway with the wisdom of a seasoned driver. Buckle up for an insightful ride! Continue reading Life’s Traffic Signals: Navigating Life with a Driver’s Wisdom
Sticky post
When Love Fades: How Our Favorites Turn Into Frustrations
Ever wondered why the quirks you adored in your partner suddenly become irritants? Dive into the enchanting yet perplexing world of love with us as we explore the psychological dance of affection through six captivating examples. Continue reading When Love Fades: How Our Favorites Turn Into Frustrations
Sticky post
The Cold Shower Revelation: Unmasking the Pseudo-Advocates
“Ever had a simple joy like a cold shower lead to a revelation about pseudo-advocacy and the pursuit of equality? Dive into this reflective piece, where a seemingly innocuous experience unravels the complexities of human nature and challenges our understanding of true equality. Are some advocating for a shared prosperity, or is the goal a universal hardship? Discover it here” Continue reading The Cold Shower Revelation: Unmasking the Pseudo-Advocates
Sticky post
Unveiling the Beliefs of Visionaries
“Embark on a journey through the minds of visionaries like Steve Jobs, Albert Einstein, and Oprah Winfrey, exploring the profound beliefs that fueled their extraordinary achievements. Discover how a steadfast belief in self, destiny, and the mysteries of the universe acted as their guiding light, enabling them to overcome obstacles and leave a lasting legacy. Dive into ‘Lessons from Beliefs of Visionaries’ to uncover the transformative power of belief, gather insights, and find inspiration to cultivate your own convictions and unlock your true potential. Are you ready to be inspired?” Continue reading Unveiling the Beliefs of Visionaries
Sticky post
The Power of Passion and Knowledge: A Fusion of Philosophies Inspired by Steve Jobs and Albert Einstein
In a world where passion meets purpose, the combined philosophies of Steve Jobs and Albert Einstein offer a profound insight into the power of individual drive and collective responsibility. Dive into a fusion of ideas that challenges us to discover our unique contributions and reshape the future. Are you ready to be inspired? Continue reading The Power of Passion and Knowledge: A Fusion of Philosophies Inspired by Steve Jobs and Albert Einstein
Sticky post
“Thinking and Caring About What Others Think: The Ultimate Selfishness”
Inspired from “The Courage to Be Disliked” by Fumitake Koga & Ichiro Kishimi In today’s interconnected world, where social media reigns supreme, many of us are constantly bombarded by the opinions and judgments of others. Whether it’s a like, a comment, or a share, we’ve become conditioned to seek validation from external sources. But is this constant need for approval truly about others, or is … Continue reading “Thinking and Caring About What Others Think: The Ultimate Selfishness”
Sticky post
“Pressuring Employees: The Counterproductive Strategy Stifling Your Lasting Success”
Feeling the pressure of chasing results at the cost of creativity and wellness? Ever wondered if there’s a better way to sustain success without burning out? Dive into our latest blog post and discover why focusing on the process, not just the outcome, might be the secret ingredient for long-term achievement. Let’s redefine success, shall we? Continue reading “Pressuring Employees: The Counterproductive Strategy Stifling Your Lasting Success”
Sticky post
Step-by-Step Quick Guide to Install AutoGPT on Mac OS using Anaconda: Boost Your AI Skills!
Auto-GPT is an innovative and open-source tool that demonstrates the remarkable abilities of the GPT-4 language model. By leveraging the power of GPT-4, it links LLM “thoughts” to attain your desired goal without any external intervention. As one of the initial examples of GPT-4 functioning entirely on its own, Auto-GPT is revolutionizing the AI industry and pushing the limits of what is conceivable. Here are the steps you need to follow to install Auto-GPT on Mac OS using the terminal interface. Continue reading Step-by-Step Quick Guide to Install AutoGPT on Mac OS using Anaconda: Boost Your AI Skills!
Sticky post
The Pitfalls of Over-Analyzing and Over-Rationalizing: Why Balance is Key?
Have you ever found yourself overthinking every little detail of your life? Or perhaps you have been praised for being a rational person, but you often find yourselves in stress and anxiety? If yes, this article can probably help you find the key to happiness. Continue reading The Pitfalls of Over-Analyzing and Over-Rationalizing: Why Balance is Key?
Sticky post
“Taking Control of Your Life: Overcoming Situations You Can’t Change”
Reading time: 4 minutes There are people, situations, and places that can undoubtedly discriminate against us, causing us to suffer. However, is it always the case? Do we always have to let situations dictate our happiness? In reality, the meaning we give to a situation is what ultimately causes us to suffer, not the situation itself. As the famous quote goes, “We are not given … Continue reading “Taking Control of Your Life: Overcoming Situations You Can’t Change”
Sticky post
The Intersection of Alderian Psychology and Buddhism: Prioritizing Community, Boundaries, and Self-Reliance
As someone who’s interested in both Buddhism and Alderian Psychology (or “Individual Psychology”), I have found that the two share many similarities. Both are concerned with understanding the human experience and how to achieve happiness, fulfilment, and inner peace. Through my various resources such as books, podcasts, and discussions, I have come to realize that there are several ways in which the two intersect. One … Continue reading The Intersection of Alderian Psychology and Buddhism: Prioritizing Community, Boundaries, and Self-Reliance
Sticky post
Sapiens by Harari: A new pair of glasses to clearly see the world
Are you ready to turn your world upside down and see things in a whole new light? Then read Sapiens! When it comes to understanding the history of humankind, many of us have a limited view of the past. We may think we know the story, but do we really understand the intricacies and complexities of human evolution? This is where Sapiens by Yuval Noah … Continue reading Sapiens by Harari: A new pair of glasses to clearly see the world
Sticky post
“The Courage to Be Disliked”: The Secret to Finding Happiness
Theme: The Courage to Be Disliked is a book written by Ichiro Kishimi and Fumitake Koga, that will make you think and question everything you thought you knew about relationships and personal happiness. The author takes us on a wild ride through the land of philosophy and presents us with a totally radical new perspective that’s bound to turn your world upside down. Imagine this: … Continue reading “The Courage to Be Disliked”: The Secret to Finding Happiness
Sticky post
Disrupting the Search Engine Game: The Rise of ChatGPT
Technology has been a game-changer in every aspect of our lives. It has changed the way we communicate, work, learn and even the way we look for information. Today, with the advent of the internet, we have access to vast amounts of information at our fingertips. However, with so much information available, it can be overwhelming to sort through it all. This is where ChatGPT … Continue reading Disrupting the Search Engine Game: The Rise of ChatGPT
Sticky post
Breaking Free from the Toxic Culture of Comparison: A Path to Self-Fulfillment
The toxic nature of the motivation industry has created a culture of comparison, where people are expected to conform to unrealistic standards set by others. This leads to stress, anxiety and even depression. The solution is to focus on our own personal growth and to celebrate our uniqueness. By embracing our individuality and comparing ourselves only to who we were yesterday, we can break free from the toxic culture of comparison and live fulfilling and meaningful lives. Continue reading Breaking Free from the Toxic Culture of Comparison: A Path to Self-Fulfillment
Sticky post
“What’s the meaning of life?”: Probably the most stupid question of all
Let me boldly but eloquently say, “Life itself has no inherent meaning at all”. Don’t worry, there is nothing to frightened of or dejected about! Life evolved from a simple to a complex form through the process called evolution by natural selection. At some point, a specific species spontaneously became aware of its own existence, yes that’s us, humans. Rather than a miracle, I feel … Continue reading “What’s the meaning of life?”: Probably the most stupid question of all
Sticky post
“Don’t believe everything you think” by Joseph Nguyen
“Never read books to finish, read them to understand and implement” theonlinethoughts.com Theme: This book has succeeded in unveiling the true nature and root cause of human suffering such as anxiety, self-doubt, low self-esteem and other afflictions, no matter how bad your situation is. The suggested solution seems counterintuitive at first but really works without any popular motivation and willpower techniques. Forget positive quotes and … Continue reading “Don’t believe everything you think” by Joseph Nguyen
Sticky post
Experiencing the beauty of an integral symbol!
Years back, when I was in my Physics classroom doing an integration problem, I remember feeling the integral symbol’s indescribable but in-depth beauty almost spontaneously. I don’t know where it came from; it just came suddenly. It was the first time I felt the beauty of a non-living thing. I suddenly stopped writing in my notebook and started gazing at it, just to admire the … Continue reading Experiencing the beauty of an integral symbol!
Online poll
Click on the above poll to leave your opinion. Continue reading Online poll
Sticky post
3 stupid limiting beliefs that keep poor people poorer
Who wants to live a life of poverty? Absolutely no one! Everyone desires wealth and all the perks that come with it – the freedom to travel, indulge in the finer things, and spend quality time with loved ones. Yet, despite these aspirations, many remain stuck in the rut of poverty or mediocrity. So, what’s stopping them from reaching their goals? It’s their limiting beliefs … Continue reading 3 stupid limiting beliefs that keep poor people poorer
Sticky post
15 things that tell you who is your real friend and who is not!
Reading time: 4 min 4 sec Being a social being, we all do know many people; people from different places, cultures, social classes, so on and so forth. Depends on the type of people, we all share different relations with them; some are friends, some are acquaintances, some are colleagues, some are family, some are just unknowns, and the list goes on depending on how … Continue reading 15 things that tell you who is your real friend and who is not!
Sticky post
Predict your chance of academic success using a simple Machine Learning algorithm in python!
Reading time: 5 min 10 sec, Machine Learning skill required: Intermediate <p class="has-drop-cap has-text-align-justify" value="<amp-fit-text layout="fixed-height" min-font-size="6" max-font-size="72" height="80">Is it possible to predict the outcome of your academic examination in advance? If yes, wouldn't that be great? Depends on the predicted chance of success, you can start to prepare wisely for your future examinations. However, at least some of you may raise your eyebrows, considering … Continue reading Predict your chance of academic success using a simple Machine Learning algorithm in python!
Sticky post
A simple code to import and visualize COVID19 real-time data using COVID19Py python package
Reading time: 4 min 2 sec COVID19 has almost put a pause on our everyday life; quiet roads, vacant parks, closed theatres, silent supermarkets, and the list goes on. To resume our life back to normal, it is inevitable to develop meaningful and scalable medical and technological solutions asap. In general, medical solutions such as vaccinations and other popular treatments can help our immunity system … Continue reading A simple code to import and visualize COVID19 real-time data using COVID19Py python package
Sticky post
“Your reality is what you expect!” -How the brain manipulates our vision?
Reading time: 3 min 49 sec How do we watch a beautiful sunset or a thriller NetFlix movie? I mean, what’s the mechanism behind vision? The answer is high school stuff, isn’t it? A stream of photons hitting on our retina, generating electric impulses to communicate with our visual cortex from where the brain constructs a visual form of an irrefutable reality around us. Right? … Continue reading “Your reality is what you expect!” -How the brain manipulates our vision?
Unplugged: Discovering Creativity Through Boredom
Dear subsciber,
Boredom isn’t something to fear—it’s a gateway to creativity, reflection, and deeper self-awareness. In a world obsessed with distraction, embracing boredom can help you regain control of your thoughts and unlock your true potential. Next time you feel the urge to reach for your phone, pause and look around.
Regards,
Dileep Continue reading Unplugged: Discovering Creativity Through Boredom
The Hidden Fallacy we all commit: How Relative Privation Skews Our Perspective
Hi there,
Amy: “My wrist hurts.”
Ganga: “There are several people in the war field who lost their limbs, and you just talk about your wrist?”
Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you expressed a concern or a small problem, only to be met with a response that made you feel guilty for even mentioning it? This is a classic example of the relative privation fallacy.
Let’s see what it is buddy!
Respect,
Dileep Continue reading The Hidden Fallacy we all commit: How Relative Privation Skews Our Perspective
The Online Thoughts 