Uves Sareshwala

Themes

Cognitive biases

Also spelled decision-making biases.

His writing

Writing · Adversity & ResilienceFree

The People Allah Sends

The Positive Discovery Hidden in Adversity

Argues that adversity’s greater discovery is not who left but whom Allah sends: unexpected supporters who are a form of rizq and temporary bridges while His decree unfolds. Urges readers to correct negativity bias, thank these helpers and recognise Allah behind them; ends with a tribute to those who stood like rocks.

11 min read

Reflection · Adversity & Resilience

The People Allah Sends — in 15 Points

A fifteen-point summary of The People Allah Sends: in adversity the greater story is not who left but the unexpected people Allah sends as human rizq and temporary bridges of mercy. It urges correcting the negativity bias, answering resentment with gratitude and valuing depth over duration, while holding that ultimate help belongs to Allah.

3 min read

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