3 Things I Learnt Before My Plane Crashed

When disaster strikes, things change in an instant, just before it all ends.

Ric Elias shares his thoughts on 3 things that he learnt, just before his plane crashed in the Hudson River in 2009.

a) You should never postpone anything in your life.
b) Don't let your ego in. Don't do things that don't matter, with people that matter. Don't force yourself to be right, choose to be happy.
c) Don't be afraid of death, embrace it, and treasure your loved ones.

Readers, don't reflect and regret when you are about to die, live differently, and change your life and relationships, before you really can't undo.

Measuring What Makes Life Worthwhile

TED has always been one of my sources of inspirations. This is one of my favourites from these thought inspiring and reflection intense talks.

Many people have learnt what is Maslow's hierarchy of needs. Yet, we often overlook the intangibles and over-emphasize on tangibles that are at the lower levels of the hierarchy.



I will touch on the hierarchy of needs on a later post. Stay tuned!

Have a great week ahead!