Navya Gupta

Nov 18, 2024 | goodmenproject.com | Navya Gupta

I resent a lot of people, especially the ones I love the most. The more I love someone, the more I resent ’em. Does it make me a bad person? I think it simply makes me human because there is no resentment without expectations… and let’s be honest — who do we expect the most from? Somewhere along the way, we’ve taken the phrase ‘love hard’ too literally — almost like we’re meant to be hard on the people we love.

Nov 1, 2024 | thetriangle.org | Navya Gupta

I remember back in high school when my teachers first proposed the idea of flipped learning, and everyone let out a massive sigh. Flipped learning is the notion that students are to learn and memorize material at home, and class is a time solely for questions and applications. Initially, I assumed this idea would be great. It sounded solid in theory and would make actual classroom time more engaging.

Oct 10, 2024 | medium.com | Navya Gupta |Mehmet Yildiz

Sometimes less is more!Navya Gupta·FollowPublished inILLUMINATION·3 min read·--Photo by Milad Fakurian on UnsplashI was leafing through some Medium articles on my feed when I read these golden words in one of Eve Arnold’s articles —“Having little time is a blessing, not a curse.”Everyone likes the idea of being productive. Ironically, you know what’s the biggest thief of productivity? It’s time.

Oct 2, 2024 | medium.com | Navya Gupta

but you can choose to break them…Navya Gupta·FollowPublished inCatharsis·4 min read·--Photo by Tiago Muraro on UnsplashRituals. Ancestors. Generations. Traditions. These are the pillars that remind us that there is no story without our history, no present without our past. Who we are today is really just an amalgamation of our previous generations’ beliefs, choices, and circumstances.

Jul 12, 2024 | thetriangle.org | Navya Gupta

Perhaps I am delusional, but I evidently remember back in highschool when professors and peers alike would rave about the freedom and mental space you unlock in college. During the hustle and bustle of senior year, everyone was preoccupied with thoughts relating to college relationships, having whatever they perceived as the euphoria experience and their eventual walks of shame. Not once did anyone address the potential for mental health issues to become exasperated or take root in college.