This is where I park all the thoughts that crossed my mind — from random reflections to lessons I’ve picked up along the way.
You’ll find bits about personal finance, self-behavior, life experiences, and everything in between.
It’s honest, evolving, and entirely mine.
Ever spent two sleepless nights, pouring your heart, soul, and possibly one kidney into a report or a project, thinking this—this!—is the stuff that will finally make people stand up, clap, and possibly consider putting your face on a postage stamp? And then…Boom.Your masterpiece gets quietly sidelined.And some half-baked, MS Word default-template level nonsense gets […]
In the early days of your career, life is simple. You wake up, brush your teeth (hopefully), and start doing tasks. Any tasks. All tasks. Because the rule is simple: do more, learn more, stay visible. Tasks come your way like unsolicited forwards on WhatsApp — random, constant, often annoying — but hey, each one
The next time you save ₹500 but lose 3 hours, ask yourself — did I just trade gold for glitter? Measure everything in time, not rupees. You’ll see your life differently.
Outsource your ego before it outsources your relevance. Because sometimes the smartest move isn’t doing it your way — it’s knowing when your way is outdated.
“The day you stop seeking applause is the day you start performing for real. That’s when people notice. That’s when the magic begins.”
“Parenting isn’t about revealing the plot. It’s about watching the story unfold — quietly, patiently, with love. You may have seen this movie before. But watching it again through your child’s eyes — that’s a whole new kind of magic.”
“You may be speaking Mandarin, but they’re hearing in English. Learn to translate your thoughts, not just deliver them.”
“The future belongs to those who can protect their attention. Not just give it. Not just steal it. But honour it.”
“Success isn’t about victory. It’s about showing up, facing discomfort, and walking through life — one warm hug at a time.”
“In childhood, your name was just a name. But in adulthood, it’s your trail. Keep it clean. Keep it consistent. Or risk being locked out of your own life.”
