Vidya Sury

4 days ago | vidyasury.com | Vidya Sury

Entering retirement, also known as the golden years, often prompts us to take stock of our lives—our routines slow down, and our priorities shift from accumulation toward enjoyment. Yet without realizing it, we may have accumulated years’ worth of possessions that, while once meaningful, now sit unused and quietly depreciating. Rather than viewing these items as clutter, imagine them as potential assets waiting to be turned into cash.

5 days ago | vidyasury.com | Vidya Sury

Financial stability is a common goal. It is about being able to live comfortably without worrying about money. It means you can enjoy the things you love to do without overspending. Most importantly, it is about paying bills on time and also having an emergency fund in place.  You pay your bills on time, and you have an emergency fund in place. Of course, financial stability also means having a steady, reliable income.

1 week ago | vidyasury.com | Vidya Sury

We all know the phrase from the Declaration of Independence: “Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.” But what does that really mean today — in the middle of deadlines, bills, social pressures, and everyday chaos? The truth is, happiness doesn’t magically appear. It’s something we build — moment by moment — through small choices. That’s where habits to be happier come in. These aren’t grand gestures or life overhauls. They’re simple, doable shifts that make a real difference over time.

1 week ago | vidyasury.com | Vidya Sury

Middle school is a time of dramatic change: new subjects, new challenges, and more pressure to excel. Kids at this age will begin to second-guess themselves, especially when they fall behind in school. They begin to think they are “just not good” at specific subjects. That is where a tutor can be so helpful. Beyond helping with homework, the right tutor teaches students how to think differently about learning.

1 week ago | vidyasury.com | Vidya Sury

In the fast-paced environment of academic life, students often find themselves overwhelmed by deadlines, exams, and social pressures. Amidst these challenges, cultivating gratitude can serve as a powerful antidote to stress and anxiety. Research consistently shows that gratitude practices contribute significantly to mental wellbeing, improved focus, and overall life satisfaction. These benefits extend beyond emotional health to enhance academic performance and social connections.