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        Ramesh Ranjan posted an update

        2 years ago

        In the hustle and bustle of our daily lives, the chorus of “I don’t have enough time” becomes a convenient refrain for all the dreams and aspirations we set aside, art being a prime example. This excuse, while seemingly insurmountable, stands as a formidable barrier not just to our creative pursuits but to our sense of fulfillment. It’s a narrative I once subscribed to, until I decided to challenge it head-on. Confronting this excuse required me to scrutinize its validity, leading me to an experiment that would drastically alter my perception: committing to just fifteen minutes a day to my art.

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