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Before You Invest a Rupee, Do This First

  “Do not save what is left after spending, but spend what is left after saving.”   — Warren Buffett Life is unpredictable. A sudden medical expense, job loss, urgent home repair, or unexpected travel can arise without warning. When such situations occur, people often rely on credit cards or loans, which can create long-term financial stress. This is where an emergency fund becomes one of the most important pillars of personal finance. An emergency fund is a dedicated amount of money kept aside specifically for unforeseen expenses. It is not meant for vacations, gadgets, or planned purchases. Its only purpose is to provide financial protection during genuine emergencies. One of the biggest advantages of having an emergency fund is peace of mind . Knowing that you have a financial cushion reduces anxiety and allows you to make decisions calmly during difficult situations. Instead of worrying about arranging money at the last minute, you can focus on solving the actual ...

Monk Fasting

  “Everyone can perform magic, everyone can reach his goals, if he is able to think, if he is able to wait, if he is able to fast.” ― Hermann Hesse, Siddhartha I've been fasting for years, and a few months ago, I learned about a kind of fasting known as monk fasting. This kind of fasting requires you to drink nothing but water for 36 hours once a week. Of course, it's challenging, and not everyone can follow it at first. You can achieve it with a few practises. I've tried a couple times so far, and each time I got fantastic results. You can do this by having dinner on Friday at 9 o'clock at night. You must fast for the entire Saturday and break your fast at 9 on Sunday morning. Lime juice and very light food are good ways to break the fast in the morning. Late...