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are we all reduced to our occupations?
i’ve lost count of how many times the first question someone asks me is, “so, what do you do?” it doesn’t matter if i’m at a dinner party, in a taxi…
22 hrs ago
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reading days at the morisaki bookshop: my full review
some books arrive like invitations.
Sep 6
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how i stopped treating rest as a reward
there was a stretch of time when i couldn’t sit down without negotiating with myself first.
Sep 2
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ayushi thakkar
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August 2025
how to stop living your life on autopilot
there are mornings when i move so mechanically through the first hour of the day that i might as well have been switched on by a timer.
Aug 31
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ayushi thakkar
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why we’re all so obsessed with doing more (and what it costs us)
there are days when i wake up already listing things.
Aug 29
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ayushi thakkar
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the paradox of wanting a simple life in a noisy world
i was making coffee the other morning, standing too close to the counter because the apartment still smells faintly of the dinner i burned two nights…
Aug 24
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ayushi thakkar
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is psychology a science or pseudo-science
i watched shrinking last week because some of you in the milk & cookies group chat swore it would land, and it did!
Aug 23
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ayushi thakkar
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is philosophy a form of intellectual self-care?
some days my brain feels like a crowded room—half-finished thoughts balancing on top of each other, a to-do list pretending to be a personality, the…
Aug 21
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ayushi thakkar
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how to know your full potential (adult version)
i have been thinking about how we measure potential once the world stops handing out stickers, once the cheering section dissolves into errands and…
Aug 19
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ayushi thakkar
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the taboo we don’t talk about: death and grief
i have been thinking about the way we step around death like it is a chair someone forgot to push back in, a thing we learn to avoid with practiced…
Aug 18
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ayushi thakkar
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introducing the milk & cookies book club!!!
there are ideas that sit with you for months, sometimes even years.
Aug 17
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ayushi thakkar
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babel by rf kuang (a book review)- the good, the great, and the not-so-great
babel by r.
Aug 16
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ayushi thakkar
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