There's hope for you too - Part 3

Hope you liked the last two parts (part 1 and part 2). At the very least, I hope I was able to say what you wanted to hear, because that's what you were probably looking for.
Now, something a little helpful. Something that I try often.

SMS? What's that?

When was the last time you actually sent a 'text', the good old-fashioned SMS?

I sent one today after countless days of using whatsnot messengers and such. I've been receiving texts for bank account updates, billing reminders, ads, but I haven't actually sent one to anyone in my contact list. For many days (months?).

There's hope for you too - Part 2

Hello there! 

So, I’ll begin where I left off last time.

As I said, there is nothing wrong with your abilities, only with your belief about yourself. If you have thought about it dispassionately, you might have seen a hint of truth in there. If you haven’t, then I have something else for you.

There's hope for you too

Dear Friend,

If you came here through a search for words like 'anxiety', 'self-help', 'self-esteem', 'self-confidence', 'inner critic', 'self-acceptance', then I might have something for you here. Read on, brother.

Refreshingly Good 'Videos' :)

Hello Everyone!
How was your day? :)

Okay, how many of you know about TED (or ted.com)? Well, if you don't then you might be missing out on some very cool presentations by leading experts in various fields. Just google it, c'mon! You will be glad I told you about it. :)

Reason in Tradition (Hint: they don't mix!)

Tradition and reason don't seem to go very well together. Mostly.
No egg/non-veg on any of the Hindu festivals. Here you may fill-in any such tradition that comes to your mind; this was just an example. Honestly, I don't see any substantial 'reason' for this abstinence. But then, reason and tradition are not the best of friends.