Posts from the productivity category.
The email came at 4:12 p.m.Westbridge Holdings: : “We are positively inclined. Awiting revised implementation framework before final confirmation.”Adrian read it twice.Positively inclined.Not confirmed.Not yet.He leaned back in his chair, thoughtful. They were close. Closer than expected. But the revised framework they were asking for wasn’t minor - it required recalibration, projections, timeline...
There’s a particular kind of silence that settles over a conference room when everyone knows the best idea won’t win.It’s not loud. It doesn’t argue. It simply adjusts itself to power.That quiet tension is the emotional undercurrent of Breaking Politics, Empowering Experts by Roshan Bhondekar and Vaibhav Deshpande — a book that doesn’t scream about corporate politics but studies it the way a chess...
The “aha” moments in life rarely arrive with fireworks. They arrive quietly — in the pause after a meeting, in the silence after a mistake, in the thought you can’t shake off. That quiet space is where A-HA! : The more you reflect, The more you become! by Sorbojeet Chatterjee operates.From the very first pages, I sensed this wasn’t trying to be “another self-help book.” In fact, it almost resists ...
Some books arrive like a loud knock on your desk. This one arrived as a pause. I was mid-task — cells copied, formulas dragged, the quiet hum of routine — and suddenly I found myself stopping, not because Excel failed, but because I was being watched. Or rather, my habits were. You Can Automate doesn’t barge into your workflow with instructions. It leans in and asks, gently but firmly, why you are...
I was lying on my side when I finished it.Not the dignified, upright posture of a “serious reader.” Just me, the phone slipping slightly in my hand, one knee drawn up, the fan making that familiar uneven sound it makes when it’s been on too long. Evening had already crossed into night. My first thought wasn’t insight. It was quieter.So this is why my days feel unfinished.I didn’t think of time. I ...
Some books don’t begin when you open them.They begin much earlier — in the life you are already living.Small Actions, Big Results: 31 Habits for a Supercharged Life began for me somewhere between an early-morning routine I try hard not to skip, a basketball court that still teaches me discipline at forty-plus, a reading habit that once turned into a world record, and the quiet inheritance of value...
In recent times, the discourse around work culture in India has been reignited by comments from prominent leaders like the Chairman of L&T and Mr. Narayana Murthy. Their advocacy for extended work hours, including a 90-hour work week and working on Sundays, has sparked widespread debate. While it's easy to react emotionally to such statements, it is crucial to delve deeper into the underlying issu...
A wise man learns more from his success than a fool does from his mistakes! Safe to say that today the opponents took the 3 points but we can claim all the life lessons. While it's a hard pill to swallow, we have to admit the opponents were clearly fitter than us. This shows us that even if you give your absolute 110% efforts on the day, it can't compensate for the build up to that day. Fitness, l...
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I have a strange relationship with productivity. Like most people, I am not productive every day. But I have a pattern. I am productive for around 3 days in a row. Then my productivity dips to zero, with a thud. On such days, I am not productive at all. I need to slack off. Unchecked, I can’t get anything done. This pattern is ok when you are working alone. But when you have a team and customers,...