A busy doctor reflects on how discipline—not motivation—helped him integrate fitness into daily life. From non-negotiable exercise time and trekking to habit stacking with technology, this article shares practical lessons on staying healthy amid an overwhelming professional schedule.
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A heartfelt, humorous, and deeply personal reflection on twenty-five years of marriage—celebrating partnership, sacrifice, shared struggles, and quiet strength behind a medical career, through the candid lens of a self-confessed “bitter half.”
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India’s Dhurandhar stocks for 2026 reflect disciplined capital allocation rather than market hype. Viewed through Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger’s principles, this curated list highlights businesses focused on capital preservation, high returns on capital, reinvestment-led compounding, and rational opportunity cost—an investor’s framework for enduring wealth creation.
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Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger built Berkshire Hathaway on a disciplined capital-allocation framework: understanding opportunity cost, applying strict investment criteria, and preserving capital above all. Their approach offers timeless lessons for investors and financial managers seeking sustainable, long-term wealth creation.
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A detailed AIIMS autopsy-based study finds no scientific link between COVID-19 vaccination and sudden deaths in young adults. Instead, undiagnosed coronary artery disease emerges as the leading cause, underscoring the urgent need for early screening, lifestyle awareness, and trust in evidence-based medicine.
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Traditional financial planning rules no longer work in today’s volatile, high-inflation world. From retirement and insurance to equity allocation and FIRE, investors must rethink old assumptions and adopt realistic, adaptive strategies to protect wealth and achieve long-term financial independence.
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Warren Buffett’s cigar butt investment strategy explains how deeply undervalued, asset-rich companies can offer short-term gains with downside protection. Rooted in Benjamin Graham’s value investing, the approach highlights margin of safety while revealing why Buffett later evolved toward quality-focused investing.
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Burton G. Malkiel’s A Random Walk Down Wall Street challenges the belief that stock markets are predictable, arguing instead that price movements resemble randomness. This review explores his critique of technical analysis, the power of long-term investing, and why embracing uncertainty leads to smarter financial decisions.
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