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Some prompts

Q. What are the things which you are currently not feeling good about? 


Write about why you decided to do this


wriote about being zoned out while talking to ppl

Write about how not to feel hopeless


realizing some of my weaknesses (And being content with it) - eg, I am not Yogesh Ag. 

Write about why am i overthinking. Write about if she's into me, shes there and vice versa.. small things won't change that

Nithin kamath says about 'Nudge'. Read more about it

Write about how you can become a better professional (reading, writing more etc.)


Write about wanting to Gym, why and how invest more in your health

Write about some interesting things to do


Write about how you are trying to show a diff. side of you to DKN.. Write about how you want to approach things with her

Write about PJ/G

Write about work

Write about ambitionless

Write about not putting effort into learning new things

Write about you wanting to be a better conversaitonalist (stories wala thing, how you can be a better storyteller etc.) and wanting to improve some aspects of your personality 

Write about VK, saying she liked me, how she makes me comfortable, how I always was myself around her etc. 



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