Wow, a bunch of your posts popped up in my feed, and I ended up binge-reading them. This one might be my favourite so far. The way you explained harmonious vs. obsessive passion really hit home. Another great read!

Really enjoyed your breakdown of decision fatigue. The mental battery metaphor makes it so easy to understand. I really liked the idea of automating routines to save that mental battery for things that actually matter. 👍

Love this take on feedback. Specific comments, good or bad really do push your art further. Great post!

Really enjoyed your breakdown of how exoplanet discovery actually started. I had no idea Kepler alone found over 2,600 planets. It’s wild to think how much of our universe we’ve only just started to map. 👍

That's only scratching the surface. This week in history is packed with drama, discovery, and a little big of fright. 👻
If you want to dive into the spooky side of this week, check out my latest blog post!
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1886: The Statue of Liberty is dedicated in New York, followed by the first confetti parade
1898: Cheerleading begins as Johnny Campbell leads the crowd cheering on the football team at the University of Minnesota
1923: The Ottoman Empire officially falls
1997: The Titanic premieres in Tokyo

312: Emperor Constantine has his Vision of the Cross, which began his and the Roman Empire's conversion to Christianity
1517: Martin Luther publishes his 95 Theses, beginning the Protestant Revolution
1541: Michelangelo finishes painting The Last Judgement on the Sistine Chapel's alter wall

Wow, how am I only seeing this now? I’ve had burnout so many times before, and this was so helpful. Hopefully next time it happens, I’ll be able to manage it more mindfully.

I love this video, it is so engaging and upbeat. Its making me want to doodle or get back into my creative writing

In reality, it was just called the World Series, and it was to proclaim the best in the world. The New York World never published anything about the series. The story about its name was entirely made up by Nick Auf Der Maur in the Montreal Gazette in the 90s. This myth has just spread everywhere.

I really enjoyed your blog. As someone who does CrossFit, I’ve seen firsthand how both play a role in progress. Motivation is what gets me into the gym after a long day, but discipline is what keeps me showing up consistently and pushing through the tough workouts when I’d rather quit.

Can't wait to see what's in store on your blog Karanveer! I love space and fun facts about it, like did you know that a year on Venus is actually shorter than its days. A year on Venus lasts 225 Earth days, while a day lasts 243 Earth Days. 🌌

Opps also forgot this
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