@liveankit

If we want to apologize for something, we have to say "sorry."    When we apologize while coupling the same with excuse, justifications, and concerns, we are unwilling to regret and still do not consider it our mistake. In our hearts, we always know where we stand, and hence anything outside of it is merely an attempt to salvage our reputation. Sometimes the larger damage done is to feed into our egos and manage a state of perception that we want to maintain socially  -- Sent from my iPad

The more we speak to impress, the more we expose ourselves to vulnerabilities as the in need to influence, we may end up drifting to messaging which is open-ended and vague.    Powerful communication is always straight from the heart, direct, and never designed to impress  -- Sent from my iPad

Our continuous issues and anxieties are an outcome of trying everything in excess. We have been talking a lot, doing stretched work, sharing and consuming a lot of content, and above all, thinking too much. Somewhere the charm of doing things optimally or in scarcity is lost, and hence we always have the problem of plenty -- Sent from my iPad

I agree that the situation we are in doesn't need to get politicized. In a crisis, there's also no point blaming any person, political affiliation, or a state government. What matters here is to be all ears to the difficulties our friends and family are into and somehow sweep through this turbulence at the quickest. Important to keep aside our ideological debates and reckon that it is our closed network that helps us the difficult times and brings courage to stay optimistic and hopeful.  -- Sent from my iPad