Screen addiction is a very real thing in today’s digital world where apps are constantly trying to prey on our time. So, it’s natural that we have been reduced to a commodity in the attention economy.

It all starts with asking yourself 2 fundamental questions: Are we doing the work that matters most? Do we really care about our work?

The fact is when you recalibrate your sense of time from months and years to a percentage, a lifetime turns out to be not long enough.

A simplified exploration of life and its challenges using charts. Perhaps these will help us to know ourselves better and get to where we need to be.

Pressure is an intrinsic part of our lives but wrongly lauded as the catalytic agent in our growth story. Stop lying to yourself. Pressure is never worth it.

Is profit bad? Is profit worth more or less than social impact? All social businesses must essentially grapple with five such existential dilemmas.

Most people are governed by the myth of mastery. They believe that everything that is learnt, or even taught, must be done so with the intent to master it.

Money, like any other entity, conforms to a set of behavioral laws which limit its interactivity and function. These are the laws that govern money.

If an authentic discussion is the simplest form of the exchange of human knowledge then all conversation revolves around its three phases.