Not every thought fits into a category, and that’s what makes them worth sharing. Thoughts Beyond Categories is where I explore ideas, experiences, and reflections that don’t belong in a specific box.
These blogs capture raw thoughts, unexpected realizations, and moments of insight from everyday life. Some will make you think. Others might make you laugh. A few may just be glimpses into my wandering mind. Whatever they are, they’re real—and they’re here for you to explore
Sadhuwani My Journal The Con Artist Midnight Mindset I had made a promise to myself to write at least once a week. I wanted to keep that alive. But life has been taking new turns. Moving to a new place, New Business responsibilities, new projects, MA Psychology, teaching kids, more on my plate than ever. […]
Sadhuwani My Journal Responsibility – A Blessing or a Curse? There are people in this world who never show up, never clean up, never take the fall. And yet somehow, they float. And then there are those who carry the weight of it all. Not because they asked for it, but because they simply didn’t
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Sadhuwani My Journal How Growth Feels Like There’s a certain kind of growth that doesn’t show up loudly. It happens in a familiar place, during a regular conversation, with people you’ve known for years. And suddenly, without realizing it, you’re not trying to keep up anymore. You’re just speaking. Sharing what you think. And people
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Sadhuwani My Journal The Self-Improvement Prison The Self-Improvement Prison We live in a world flooded with “self-improvement.” Open Instagram. Open YouTube. Scroll for 30 seconds. You’ll find at least one reel or video promising to change your life: “Wake up at 5 AM.” “Become a millionaire at 23.” “Read 50 books a year.” “No excuses.
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Sadhuwani My Journal A Reminder Carved in Stone The Rock and The Water I’m in Manali. Just got down from Solang Valley after a life-altering experience – physically exhausted, mentally blank. I wasn’t even looking for a seat in the bus. I just wanted to sit, close my eyes, and disappear into the rhythm of
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Sadhuwani My Journal Learning Psychology: The Cheapest Therapy Plan 😂 The Psychology of Studying Psychology If you know me personally or regularly read my journal, you probably know I’m learning psychology and I’m absolutely loving it. Being a natural observer, I tend to notice patterns even when I’m not actively looking for them. And one such
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Sadhuwani My Journal Boundaries The Value of Time & People Anyone who has spent time with me knows one thing—I value time above everything else. I refuse to sell it cheaply, and I never do. From working 14-16 hours a day to building a financial safety net so I could focus on my weight loss
Sadhuwani My Journal 3AM Thoughts & A Lonely God 3 AM Thoughts & A Lonely God It’s 3 AM. I’ve just said goodnight to someone, the conversation fading into the quiet hum of the night. I’ve got a 9:06 local to catch in the morning, but sleep? Nowhere in sight. That’s when my mind, refusing
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Sadhuwani My Journal ID, Ego, and Superego: A Business Perspective I was sitting in my psychology class today, deep in discussion about Freud’s theory of personality—the ID, the Ego, and the Superego. We talked about how each of these components plays a unique role in shaping who we are, how our decisions are made, and
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Sadhuwani My Journal Breaking the Hustle Myth In a world driven by social media and endless streams of ‘inspirational’ posts, there seems to be a growing obsession with hustling, starting a business, and achieving financial freedom. But are we approaching these goals thoughtfully? This blog is about rethinking business and financial freedom and exploring whether
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