I came across this video recently and am amazed at it’s simplicity and powerful implications. We are consumed by doing far too many things in life, thereby diluting our focus and true impact. Finding that singular mission with a corresponding drive to move ahead, is what separates the good from the great. In a post - Read More -
I tend to do a lot of reading online on a daily basis. As such, I come across many articles that I enjoy and believe would be useful to a lot of individuals, specially those who read this blog. I will hence be posting one entry weekly, with a list of the best posts I - Read More -
I was reading an article today on university selection and it linked out to Randy Pausch’s famous “Last Lecture” at Carnegie Mellon University. It had been a while since I last watched it and decided to watch it again. This lecture never fails to fascinate me. I must have watched it tens of times before, - Read More -
I just heard a great Ted talk, one I believe everyone should take 15 minutes out of their busy schedules to watch. The video is byNeil Pasricha who writes the popular blog 1000 Awesome Things. A blog which talks about the little things we take for granted and consequently miss out on during our race - Read More -
Whilst growing up I was torn between becoming a high powered investment banker or a business owner. Looking back now, there were several signs that I would in all likelihood choose the latter, on account of the things I enjoyed doing. For one, I started saving when I was around 10 years old. By the - Read More -
There is a certain energy that surrounds people when they are doing something in life they truly care about. Whether it is building companies or cooking for friends/family. Over the course of the last few years, many of my friends from college and high school have entered the real world and a large majority of them - Read More -
Life as we know it, is short. Standing on the sidelines waiting for the ideal time to step into the playing field to take your shot, often results in being left behind. Wondering what could have been, is not a position you want to find yourself in. This does not apply only to starting your - Read More -