Mastering our attention in the digital age is a journey, not a destination. For me, it’s about making sure my focus aligns with the ups and downs of managing products, ensuring that each day, my attention advances my goals and passions.

Are we, the champions of remote work, slowly morphing into a horde of mute, invisible yes-men and yes-women? (or even more concerning, cowards?) Ponder on that as you toggle between ‘Gallery’ and ‘Speaker’ view on your next online call.

As we navigate the tumultuous seas of life, we often find ourselves caught in the crossfire between what we can do and what we should do. Ah yes, the age-old tussle between possibility and responsibility. It’s as timeless as Batman’s commitment to fighting crime in Gotham or your grandmother’s unwavering love for her favourite soap opera. Let’s take a moment to delve into this intricate dance, shall we?

Communication is a vital aspect of any relationship, but it is not just about expressing ourselves vocally. It is about listening carefully and wholeheartedly to our partners. When we listen effectively, we create space for our partners to speak their minds, share their thoughts and feelings, and connect with us at a deeper level. Being a good listener signifies that we care about what our partner is saying and that we are invested in the relationship.

One way to approach this question is to consider the idea of a “good life” – a philosophical idea that has been explored by thinkers throughout history. It generally refers to a state of being in which an individual is fulfilling their potential and living in accordance with their values and beliefs.

Life is a never-ending rollercoaster of ups and downs. Just when you think you have everything figured out, something comes along and throws you for a loop. It can be frustrating, overwhelming, and even scary at times. But it’s important to remember that change is a natural part of life and it’s something we should all learn to embrace.