Mukesh Jain

Aging is often perceived as an inevitable process of decline—a slow, steady march toward frailty, forgetfulness, and diminished abilities. From the moment we reach a certain age, we are bombarded with messages about slowing down, becoming weaker, and losing our mental sharpness. Society reinforces this belief at every turn, from the way we talk about…

Have you ever been so immersed in something that you forgot about the world around you? Maybe you were playing your favorite musical instrument, painting a canvas, solving a complex problem at work, or deeply engaged in an intense conversation with someone. As you became more and more focused, all distractions seemed to fade into…

Picture this: You walk into a room full of people. Some are laughing in small groups, others are glued to their phones, lost in their own world. You want to join in, but suddenly—your mind goes blank. “What do I say?” “What if I sound awkward?” “What if they don’t respond?” If this sounds familiar,…

Most people assume they will have plenty of time to fix the things they neglect. They believe they will chase their dreams “someday,” spend more time with loved ones “when things settle down,” and finally allow themselves to be happy “when the right moment comes.” But for those who reach the end of their lives,…