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We are living in an interesting moment in human history. As of February 2026, there is enormous excitement around how artificial intelligence is evolving. At the same time, there is a quiet and sometimes not so quiet tentativeness within society. The question sitting beneath the excitement is a simple one. What happens to humans and…
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Choosing a business partner is one of the most underestimated decisions in entrepreneurship. Partner relationships are complex. At times, they are even more complex than marriages. Yet, very little time and thought is invested in choosing the right partner. Most founders rush into it driven by excitement, convenience, fear of going alone, or a belief…
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What Large Corporates Don’t Teach You About Entrepreneurship I spent close to a decade working in a large corporate before becoming an entrepreneur.It was a valuable phase of my life, but over the last eleven-plus years of building businesses, one thing has become very clear to me – Large corporates do not train you to…
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I am a parent of two children, an eleven year old and a six year old, a girl and a boy. They are at that fascinating age where children gradually stop being just sources of cuteness and start becoming distinct personalities. Opinions emerge. Preferences become strong. Defiance appears alongside curiosity. Logic and emotion coexist…
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Lately I have been thinking a lot about roots. What are they really? Do they strengthen us or hold us back? Do they enrich the quality of our lives or quietly limit the paths we could have taken? The idea has been sitting with me for weeks, maybe months, and I can feel myself returning…
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Recently, I picked up City of Djinns by William Dalrymple, my first real attempt at reading history. My reading so far had mostly been self-improvement, management, business, or investing. This book opened a completely new window into Delhi’s layered and turbulent past. It traces the city’s evolution from the era of Muhammad bin Tughlaq in…