Mukesh Jain
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Wabi-Sabi: The Beauty of Imperfection, Simplicity, and Transience
In a world obsessed with perfection, efficiency, and rapid innovation, there exists an ancient philosophy that offers an alternative way of seeing and experiencing life. This is Wabi-Sabi, a Japanese aesthetic and philosophical worldview that invites us to embrace imperfection, appreciate simplicity, and find beauty in the transient nature of life. Instead of striving for…
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Managing Non-Time is more important than Time: What Einstein, Steve Jobs and Steven Kotler have in common
In an era characterized by constant connectivity and relentless demands on attention, the pursuit of uninterrupted periods for deep reflection and creativity has become increasingly vital. Steven Kotler, a prominent author and expert on human performance, introduces the concept of “non-time” to describe these essential intervals. Origins of the “Non-Time” Concept Steven Kotler defines…
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Exponential Thinking: The Ultimate Mindset to Thrive in a Fast-Changing World
The world is not what it used to be. Over the past few decades, technological advancements have reshaped how we live, work, and think. What once took centuries to evolve now transforms in years—or even months. From artificial intelligence to renewable energy, biotechnology to blockchain, we are living in an age where change is accelerating…
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Pura Vida: The Philosophy of Costa Rica
Imagine a life where happiness is not just a fleeting feeling but a way of being, where simplicity and gratitude replace stress and complexity, and where well-being is measured not in wealth but in moments. This is Pura Vida, the heart of Costa Rican culture and an idea that has captivated the world. Rooted in…
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The Art of Doing Nothing: Embracing Niksen and Finding Joy in Idleness
Standing on the sands of Scheveningen beach, I am immersed in the Dutch practice of niksen—doing absolutely nothing. But the moment I begin contemplating if I am truly doing “nothing,” I find myself slipping into an ironic paradox: Am I doing it right? Should I sit? Does wandering off to eat pancakes count as niksen?…
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How to Make People Like You: 20 Science-Based Practical Steps
We’ve all heard that first impressions are everything, but when it comes to building meaningful relationships, there’s a lot more to it than just making a good first impression. Whether it’s at work, in social settings, or even online, being liked by others can open doors, create opportunities, and make life a lot more enjoyable.…
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Ideal Mornings for a Successful and Happy Life
Imagine this: you wake up just before the sun rises, the world is still and quiet, and you have an entire hour or two to yourself. No emails to check, no phone calls to answer, just time to focus on you. Sounds like a dream, right? Well, it’s a dream that many successful people across…
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How Will You Measure Your Life?
Finding happiness in your career isn’t just about earning a paycheck or climbing the corporate ladder. It’s about discovering work that resonates with your values, brings fulfillment, and aligns with your sense of purpose. As Steve Jobs famously said, “The only way to be truly satisfied is to do what you believe is great work.…
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25 Questions to Ask Yourself About Success and Happiness
In our pursuit of success and happiness, self-reflection is a crucial yet often overlooked practice. By asking the right questions, we can better understand what these concepts mean on a personal level and chart a path that leads to a fulfilling and successful life. Here are 25 questions, inspired by research studies, books, and examples…
School Of Happiness by Mukesh Jain 