So, three questions that I want to leave you with today that I've been pondering over quite some time. And every now and then I should be confessing here or sharing here rather, that the answers have definitely changed over time and they've evolved rather. But nonetheless, I've continued the effort of asking myself these questions. So I would like to share them with you. The first question that you would want to spend some time and think over is how much money is enough for you?
pramod j
@pramodj321 · 3:11
Hey thanks for those three questions and these three questions I guess will really make someone to think about himself or herself. For me, the answer for the first question would be I should earn enough money so that I can be there to take care of health of one of each of my family member. Maybe I can say like more specific I should be able to pay a good premium price of health insurance for my all family members
Esha Prakash
@Paradox_Knight · 0:34
Yes. This is such a profound swell. Actually, all three questions are really interesting and made me think for a really long time. And I feel like all three of these can really provide a lot of direction to you in life and sort of also make you realize that there are other things in life than just work. So it helps create a balance, at least for me. It did, and it made me prioritize things in a different way and provided a lot of clarity
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Sujit Lalwani
@sujitlalwani · 0:38
Hi. Thank you for such a wonderful feedback, and I'm so glad that they really helped you. In fact, these questions are precisely to help somebody get clarity and direction, and I'm so glad that they precisely served the purpose they were meant for. And please feel free to share this with anybody else in your life you think can be impacted so that they could have that clarity and direction. And I'm so glad that you got involved in my swell
Swati Sharma
@Swatiselflove · 1:48
Because the core part is that everything boils down to one thing that is it's really worth doing? Is it really making us feel sane from inside? Is it really making us feel happy and blissful and peaceful from inside? So the question is that the more we go into the state of introspection self observation, the more we can be aware of ourselves, the more we can know what we ought to be doing and what we ought not to be doing