Roydon D'mello
A B-school bass playing marketer with a shrewd eye for detail. A philosopher with quite evolved sensibilities, D'mello is a concept builder with panache for emotions. He brings forth the untold stories and captures the often ignored mysterious side of things. Aspiring Entrepreneur. This blog represents the life of the slightly skewed life of a Karachite
Thursday, January 4, 2018
Abulia
Thursday, June 9, 2016
Monad
Friday, February 12, 2016
Binary Thinking
― Daniel M. Greenberger
Wednesday, January 13, 2016
Dissociative fugue
We are brought up to believe that there is a safety net; we are conditioned to believe that there is hope, and it’s imperative to be positive. Most people live life on the doctrine passed down to them, without much investigation. Some go through life justifying this to make everything seem as if I was meant to be. Some argue that science has taken away the supernatural bases of our morality. But will never realize that morality should come from within and not be dictated to you.
It’s important to understand that its wisdom that will save us. People can know what the problem is and who the problem is but choose to live in that toxicity simply because the exclusion will result in some physical turmoil. Life changes, whether you want to believe that or not, it’s our approach that should not change. Staying in a toxic environment will lead to the same thoughts and thus lead to actions.
The clarity I look for is not a mystery; there aren’t any depths that I need to travel. There is no one out there planning out my every move, there is no safety net and no not everything happens for the good. Life and its complexity need to be enjoyed and understood.
Monday, September 21, 2015
Devachan
- Time Management : I think I have this down apart from the crippling feeling of not being able to do things.
- Empathy: I can pretend, but im not sure if I will ever be able to do it genuinely.
- Mastering your sleep: 8 hours enough said
- Positive Self Talk: I hate it but I try
- Consistency: where there is OCD, there is consistency
- Asking for help: I will eventually ask after all is lost
- Knowing when to shut up and actually doing it: this is something I need to learn
- Listening : what did you say ?
- Minding your own business: helps to filter the most important things in life. I bet everyone has their own set of problems, if you don’t, get in touch with me
- Mastering your thoughts: one step at a time.