Perfection is a Mirage Real progress doesn't come from polishing. It comes from shipping. You don't need more tweaks, you need closure.
Every Shortcut Is a Loan Shortcuts feel efficient, until they start collecting interest. From tech debt to hiring gaps, this is a walkthrough of the invisible loans startups take every day - and what founders often underestimate in the rush to move fast.
The Art of Figuring It Out on the Fly Every culture has its own word for scrappy improvisation. In Portugal it is desenrascanço, in India it is jugaad. Both capture the art of making things work when plans fall apart and resources run thin.
Why Remote Work Is Not The Same Remote work felt like a revolution in 2020. But it wasn’t a revolution. It was an emergency. And now that life is back, remote isn't the dream everyone thought it was, it’s a system out of sync with reality.
The Hidden Cost of Remote Work Remote looks attractive in the short run, no commute, lower expenses, the ease of home. But years later, the regret surfaces. You realise you missed out on the social side of work, the compounding of proximity, the unspoken lessons that come only from being in the room.
Lessons from Working a Decade in Startups If you’re about to start your first company, here’s everything I wish someone had told me before I burned through time, energy, and peace of mind.
You Don’t Get Kohli Without Gully Cricket Building a unicorn is like making it to the Indian cricket team, most won't. But the ones who do change everything. And for that, we need more people trying.
Product Managers don't need to code Do you need to learn code to survive as a PM? In an age where AI tools are collapsing the gap between idea and execution, your leverage isn't syntax, it's strategy.