A Tangled Mind: Unraveling the Chaos Within

A Tangled Mind: Unraveling the Chaos Within


Today i'm in mood of having a convo on something that we not discuss so usual as i know that linkedin is platform where we only share our professional or formal sides and those sides which usually create sparky impressions on the reader or viewers. but yes we all have a tangled side too who just wanna escape and ready to negotiate. Chill guy or Chill dude this isn't something which elusive to comprehend just leverage this side too

This is Gunjan sk a 2nd year Delhi university student at PGDAV college located in thriving parts of Lajpat Nagar. Honing skills in management finance and tech. Active member of societies like CADEC - Career Development Centre and Hamari Pahchan ?you can take this article as my embark in the field of content writing and As i love branch?out?of?common.

Life often feels like an intricate farrago—a chaotic mix of tasks, emotions, and responsibilities. Each day feels like a race in order to be a “jack of all trades,” instead, I end up feeling like a master of none. When I pause to contemplate, all I see is a web of unfinished tasks and unresolved emotions, each demanding attention. Yet, despite the urgency, my instinct is to escape—to let it all simmer for another day. Perhaps, deep down, I fear failing or losing myself in the struggle.

Recently, I stumbled upon advice that resonated: "When overwhelmed by your thoughts, write them down." They say writing clears the clutter and offers clarity—a blueprint of what should be done and how. Even if clarity doesn’t come immediately, the act itself can be therapeutic, providing a sense of relief, a breather before the next battle. So here I am, writing—not necessarily for answers, but for solace.

Let’s focus on the essence of what I feel right now. It’s about me: how I’ve started seeing and navigating life. I often find myself molding everything around me—people, circumstances, even emotions—trying to bend them to fit my ideal picture. But life is far too rigid to conform, and the process leaves me exhausted. I wear a spurious smile to meet the world, pretending to welcome everything with open arms, but the truth is, my thoughts have turned cynical.

Nights, instead of offering peace, have become interrogation sessions. My mind questions everything, creating imaginary scenarios that leave me dismal and drained. This self-imposed overthinking leads to restless sleep, groggy mornings, and an entire day that spirals out of control. Controlling my thoughts feels like wrestling a demon—an unrelenting force that thrives on chaos.

But amidst this inner turmoil, I take pride in my ability to function, to make things work. From the outside, situations may appear straightforward, but they often hide life-altering consequences. I’ve realized that balance is key, and while I’ve always been naturally gregarious, I’ve learned the value of introspection and quietude.

Sometimes, my nights are stolen by the urge to keep things updated—my phone, my laptop, and metaphorically, my life. It’s a ritual I indulge in twice a week, a way to ensure things run as smoothly as possible. Perhaps that’s why I’m here again, pouring my thoughts onto a page, ranting and reflecting.

Now, let’s talk about love—a topic that intrigues me endlessly yet feels elusive. I yearn for a partner who complements my energy, someone deserving of my affection and loyalty. But too often, reality offers encounters with people who don’t match my standards, filling the air with nonsense instead of meaning. Despite my limited experience in matters of the heart, I’ve learned to protect myself from unnecessary hurt. I’m both astute and deferential, a blend of ambition and gratitude. Maintaining this balance is a skill I cherish.

I hold onto the belief that I must "become the energy I want to attract." It’s a beautiful mantra—easy to admire, challenging to embody. Yet, it’s this very challenge that pushes me forward, shaping me into someone who can navigate the chaos with grace.

For now, I may not have all the answers. But this journey of writing, reflecting, and striving offers a glimmer of hope—hope that I’ll emerge stronger, clearer, and more in tune with the life I wish to lead.

I know the whole article is filled with intriguing vocabulary and making you unsettling with the same however take it as a way to finds some and jot down.

Nimish Narasimha

Student at Global Academy of Technology. Aeronautical engineer.. Expert in business development!!!

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