Meetup in Bangalore – Let’s Connect

Connect – Share – Thrive

Despite all the hoopla over social networking , most individuals esp those mortals living in cities like Bangalore are like isolated islands. Only a few lucky sociable ones lead a balanced social life. Those lucky ones could be ones with a born habit of socializing, or that they are in the right group which gives them access to bigger network.

The lonely lot are cringing in isolated pools lacking in  friends, and many of them face severe shortage of time to build new relationship or maintain old ties, or no time to pursue a hobby or pastime.

Is it ironic? At a age, we have all the connectivity, from phone, Whatsapp, Facebook, or apps like Tinder. But, there is a big chunk who are living outside the social connectivity circles. What is this becoming a common sight?

So, can you make a dent to this reality? Will you take the first step to smile at a stranger, or speak to a person to break the ice?

Well, after quitting my day job, it’s my intend to meet more people, share my thoughts and become more human. I hope my blog post will do the job to kindle that human connection.

Thanks,

Charles 

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And In one Day you can…

What’s your typical day? Is it interesting, worth sharing to your  friend? Or is a boring routine – office cubicle, home and with your family. .

I bet there’re thousand who are leading such a life in a city like Bangalore. For most people, B’lore like is just living for salary and their lonely existence. We don’t have to live just to work. While income is an important fuel to run your life, there are other ways to make life interesting.

So, here’s the million dollar question – How can you make it more colourful, different, vibrant and interesting. And just imagine if someone ask you – what do you do on weekend? Do you have an interesting answer to tell?

While our life ebbs in Bangalore, there’re ways to make it lively and interesting. Here’re some crazy and unpopular ways to make your life meaningful in Bangalore. Tick this list or add more to this list.

  • Be generous and feed a hungry mouth
  • Shake hands with a stranger 
  • Smile at a complete stranger ( we hardly do)
  • Call someone whom you haven’t called for a long time
  • Memorize a poem you liked
  • Get a good full body massage
  • Give a relaxing massage to your friend or spouse
  • Read a book that you’ll otherwise never read
  • Hug a friend
  • Organize the closet and start a new beginning
  • Follow a recipe book or watch an Youtube video to make a new dish
  • Wake up early and go for a ride around Bangalore.
  • Take off on a weekday and watch how office-goers are hurrying to work, 
  • Give your neighbor a gift
  • Kiss a new lip with wild abandon  
  • Learn a new way of doing a repetitive task
  • Find a shortcut to do an existing job
  • Learn to byheart a passage
  • Read aloud 
  • Find the dictionary meaning of a word and byheart it
  • Gift a Cadbury to a stranger and see the sparkle ( I worked for me)
  • Make love at an odd time, and at a odd place
  • Devote an entire day for learning
  • Touch someone or give a hug
  • Visit a new restaurant or shop 
  • Try or discover a new route. ( Recently I took a different road to reach Koramangala)
  • Honk less or tell others to stop irritating honks
  • Try a new position in your lovemaking ( let go with your imagination) 
  • Think of a new fantasy – routine is boring
  • Discover a new shop, or try a new product
  • Visit a public garden in B’lore 
  • Donate your time to a charity
  • Visit an orphanage, or a public school and teach something new or unique
  • Switch off your cell phone and uplug from Internet avatars