My First Blog

SOME OF THE UNANSWERED QUESTIONS While exploring different dimensions of industry, specifically in the fashion domain, I realised that we already have a lot of boutiques coming up every single day; we have a lot of fashion brands and retail outlets selling fashionable clothes. There’s nothing new right! Nobody wants to repeat their clothes; nobody wants to throw away their dresses as well. We don’t change our furniture every day, or we don’t, let’s say change our phones every single day just because there’s a new phone launched in the market that is aesthetically beautiful. We don’t neglect the functionality and quality aspect of our electronic gadgets or our furniture or eve n our cars. However, we always feel that we don’t have anything to wear, even if our wardrobes are stocked up with piles of clothes and fashionable accessories. So what is it that our fashion industry selling to us? Are they selling us beauty? Are they selling us status that is associated with a brand’s identi

We often tend to crave for sugary foods and those instant 2 minute noodles. Whenever we’re out, we are always reluctant to buy those lip smacking street foods and chats . Of course they’re delicious and irresistible , but we often, and almost always, ignore the fact that they are unhealthy . Not only these food items are unhealthy, but they are super unhygienic too. It is often quoted that “ what you eat is what you become ”. Indeed that’s true! The people who live longer are the ones who eat the right food.  From across the globe, it has been surveyed that the people who eat fresh fruits and vegetables, and consume less quantity of sugar and saturated fats in their meals, tend to live longer. In fact, Japan has the highest number of centenarians (100 years of age) and super-centenarians (110 years of age). They follow a concept called Hara Hachi Bu - eating till your stomach is 80% full. This concludes that the nutrition is the most important part of fitness. Various researches