Honest reflections on growth, work and fatherhood
I came to Mumbai in December 2019 with four pairs of clothes. A few months later, lockdown left me stuck in a COVID hotspot, spending nights awake in the heat because there was no AC. Now, five years later, I’m ten days away from getting the keys to my own home.
In recent days, I have noticed something strange about my behavior when I am writing something versus when I am speaking something.
That's scaring my little baby off by saying things she is afraid of.
When I am working on something I am interested in, I often go into a flow state where time becomes irrelevant for
We all get 24 hours a day and 7 days a week. But we all spend our time differently. And that defines
It takes years to build a relationship, but only seconds of anger to damage it. In moments of rage, people often say things they don’t truly mean, leaving wounds that can last far longer than the argument itself.
Why I bought my first iPhone Pro Max after 10 years of using iPhones, and the two behavioural changes that matter more than the device itself.
At 33, with a stable job, a loving family, and everything looking sorted from the outside, I was silently building high cholesterol, fatty liver, and Type 2 diabetes through sleep deprivation, stress, and small daily habits I thought were harmless.
For years, my biggest problems were not caused by people or situations around me. They were caused by my anger and impulsive reactions. This is a reflection on what it feels like to slowly outgrow that phase.
I have been noticing how often my mind refuses to slow down. Even simple things turn into long mental loops. This piece is my attempt to understand why my thoughts run the way they do and how I am learning to study the triggers, the patterns, and the emotions behind my overthinking.
I am testing out custom platforms that can help me share my thoughts on the go. After spending hours on building something new, I am returning back to Ghost.
A simple Google search once felt enough. Now every small choice becomes a long investigation. Somewhere along the way, curiosity turned into dependence.
