When you meet someone who studies philosophy you will know the difference immediately compared to someone who doesn't. They address situations in an intellectual and logical manner, not letting their immediate emotions cloud their decisions. However, their action can make some people uncomfortable because of being uncommon. Due to the expected response unmet, this breeds… Continue reading Why philosophy only benefits the philosopher
Whenever you think that you've done enough and you're good for the day. Think again. If you're comparing yourself and what you were able to produce or accomplish to an average person, you may feel good about yourself but you will only dig yourself deeper in that delusion. Although you may have done more than… Continue reading How to do more
This video was taken two years ago, a month after I got my Private Pilot License and Two years after I arrived in Canada. A year of being a full-time city bus driver and a part-time student. Studying to be a Pilot is not a walk in park but it is not esoteric as well.… Continue reading From City Bus to Airbus
It still feels like yesterday. Never in my wildest dream or sporadic day dreaming did it occur to me that I'll be able to fly one day. If you tell me that I'll be a pilot 5 years ago, I'll probably think that you're crazy. Cause like I said, I never dreamed of becoming a… Continue reading My Aviation Story | Immigrant Student Pilot
How to be happy doesn't require rocket science
Purely giving material things to your siblings and friends may appear to be the right decision
. Between stimulus and response there is a space. In that space is our power to choose our response. In our response lies our growth and our freedom.
