YouTube and Common Man

Hello Akash,

Here's a few channels that help me navigate this life.

The Financial Diet  I found this channel recently and although it's catered more towards the American audience, I find a lot of videos to be informative.

Investopedia This is one of the most beloved go-to sites for any kind of financial definition. I'm sure you must be aware of the site. It's always the first/second to show up on Google!! Anyway, this is the Youtube channel since you asked specifically for it.

Neeraj Arora This is one of Neeraj Sir's channels. Neeraj Sir is an upbeat person with a great attitude and fresh take on everything. On this, he discusses topics related to current affairs and such. He hasn't uploaded in a while but I would look out for new videos if I were you!

Kurzgesagt This channel is a bit different. It deals with mostly science topics but the animation is beautiful and their content is really amazing. Although I'm a CA aspirant, I find these videos to be refreshing and insightful.

HASfit This is just a link to a video for workout that is simple enough to do even when you're feeling down low. I followed it for a good month or so and let me tell you, it's brought about a better temperament in me. I put it on hold right now because of the heat and fasting, but I'm looking forward to continuing it after Ramadan ends!! 

This and this are channels of Jun Yoshizuki. He is from Fukuoka, Japan and has three lovely cats who watch him cook! This channel has that feel good factor and encourages you to be a better person simply by looking at this tall man cook food with and for his cats!! You're going to love it. The aesthetic and Jun's kindness will restore your faith in humanity again.

Anna Akana Anna knows stuff. That's all I'm saying.

Apart from these wonderful channels, I also watch daily vlogs of Lilly Singh (Superwoman) sometimes. The way she lists things and ticks them off inspire me to be productive too and make my own lists and finish them!!

Finally, I've been seeing your posts on the forum and I'm sorry you had to go through that. It's frustrating and makes one distrust people. Hope things get better though!

Oh my GOD how could I forget TED-Talks and TED-Ed. Don't listen to anyone who says TED is for stuck-up people and that it is a cliche. They're pretty great channels and I'm going to stick by it.

Thanks a lot Fareeha.....I love to gel and admire this generation although I am myself a part of it. Its just that kids from 80s and 90s are neither of 20th century nor do they belong to 21st century. I sometimes feel myself blessed in the disguised that I attained something that keeps me balanced and approachable with all the ages though I am just 29 but that sense of maturity and youthfulness is a great combination to live a journey called life. Thanks once again for all your effort. All the best for your personal and professional life.

And on a light note tussi toh mainu khush kardita.