Wisdom
Excerpt from “The varieties of scientific experience” by Carl Sagan.
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Wonderment
11 years ago, I recall my first day at Novartis' head office in Worli. It was my first experience in a corporate setting, my internship that was going to get me my first paycheck. It was thrilling and exciting, and I felt like the world was my playground. I remember having a new ...
Book Review - Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself by Dr. Joe Dispenza
One of the foundational concepts in the book is that our personality traits are not fixed. Dispenza explains that once we understand the science behind why we are the way we are, it becomes clear that we can recreate ourselves. This realization is both empowering and liberating.
फुर्सत
The post goes beyond the picture it paints for me because SpaceNET was my first company, and Shuvam was my first mentor. When I joined, SpaceNET was called Starcom.
Better: a Surgeon’s Notes on Performance
“What does it take to be good at something in which failure is so easy, so effortless?” This is the main question that ‘Better: a Surgeon’s Notes on Performance by Atul Gawande’ attempts to answer. It lays down three core requirements for success in medicine, and by extension in...
Technology
It's complicated.
Overthinking
The confinement of introspection, if it is not ventilated by an act, produces only contemptible rancour.
Write your own guidebook
Cal Newport, in his podcast \"Deep Questions,\" introduces the concept of maintaining a document where one can record multi-scale planning, vision, and mission statements.
Knowledge and Enlightenment
In this day and week, when podcasts are numerous as the grains of sand on a beach, this still is the best out there. Dan Carlin has been showing how to do it masterfully, for a long time.