Payments Maverick & Aspiring Pedagogist
Would you jump into the deep end of a pool on your first day of swimming lessons? Of course not. No matter how much theory you’ve studied or how many training videos you’ve watched, you won’t risk diving in without first mastering the basics. Theory alone doesn’t keep you afloat. Growth happens not by knowing … Continue reading Maverick Rhythm: The Path to Mastery
Newton’s Third Law of Motion states, “For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.” Similarly, every decisive action you take has consequences. In both personal and professional life, pushback is inevitable. The bigger the action, the stronger the recoil. I call this the “recoil effect.” This recoil effect is unavoidable, but you must … Continue reading Authenticity and Integrity in Actions
How long would it take for you to take the first bite of an ice cream cone once you’re holding it? The answer is simple—before it melts. Once you’ve decided to have ice cream, you don’t hold it, overthink it, or wait for perfect conditions. You take the first bite. Yet, in both personal life … Continue reading Commit to Your Actions
Looking beyond illusions and focusing on the horizon reveals more than clarity—it sparks growth. Every obstacle is a test—an opportunity to grow, learn, and become a sharper version of yourself. Personal development occurs when you explore, question, and adapt with curiosity. Challenges Are Invitations, Not Obstacles Challenges aren’t barriers but invitations—calls to ignite your curiosity … Continue reading Embrace Challenges with Curiosity
I see people posting pictures on social media every day with their success stories and holding a piece of Rock, a.k.a. award. A rock that gives them a sense of achievement elevates their status in society, fuels their fame, and makes them prominent among the rest of the corporate honchos. A rock that empowers their … Continue reading Fiction of Recognition
Imagine navigating life’s journey much like a pilot steering through the skies. In aviation, the 1 in 60 rule, a heuristic approach used by aviators, states that a mere one-degree error in flight direction over sixty miles leads you approximately one mile off your intended path. Extend that over a thousand miles, and you find … Continue reading Educational Trajectories Navigating Life’s Success
Asif Durrani 