Between every emotion and every reaction, there is a quiet space. It is not empty. It is full of choice, clarity, and strength you may not know you have.

In this episode of Turning Pages with Paras, inspired by Susan David’s Emotional Agility, I explore how to step into that space. The one that helps you unhook from automatic reactions, name what you feel with honesty, and respond in alignment with your values.

This is not about avoiding emotions or fixing them. It is about creating room for them, meeting them without judgment, and moving forward with intention. If you have been feeling overwhelmed, reactive, or quietly disconnected, this episode invites you to come home to your own presence. Because the space within the feeling is where your real freedom begins.

Most of us assume our thoughts are objective. We believe we are reasoning through life with logic and intention. But much of the time, we are not thinking at all. We are just running scripts.

In this episode of Turning Pages with Paras, inspired by Rolf Dobelli’s The Art of Thinking Clearly, I explore the quiet biases that drive so many of our decisions. From social proof and sunk cost fallacy to loss aversion and the illusion of control, we unpack the mental habits that feel like truth but are often just repetition.

This is not a crash course in cognitive science. It is a pause. A reflection. A chance to notice the gap between what you believe and what is actually guiding you. Because clear thinking does not begin with doing more. It begins with paying attention. And the greatest upgrade in your life may not come from learning something new, but from finally seeing what is already there.

Most conversations about money revolve around getting more. This one asks what if the real power lies in knowing when you have enough.

In this episode of Turning Pages with Paras, we peel back the layers of why we chase, compare, and overspend, not for need, but for approval. Inspired by The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel, this is not a guide to growing your wealth. It is a mirror into how you think, what you fear, and what you might be trading away in the name of more.

Because real wealth is not loud. It is quiet, steady, and deeply felt, especially when no one else is looking.