Over twenty years and 700+ essays is a lot to walk into. If you are new here, start with these curated pieces—organized by the challenge or question you are navigating.
Pathway 1
Practical playbooks on client selection, capital, and building sustainable companies.
Why start here
"The clients and customers you turn away protect your team, margin, and focus. Learning to spot early red flags is the cheapest mistake you can avoid."
Are you feeling the heat of times? There aren't sufficient interesting & rewarding web projects out there. Everyone either wants to copy…
Why start here
"No-nonsense, unglamorous truths about capital allocation, equity, and compounding from an early mentor."
I want to make a lot of money! So I am always curious to learn more about money, earning more and managing the money! I saw this book "5…
Pathway 2
Reflections on discipline, bouncing back after setbacks, and building habits that last.
Why start here
"A personal reflection on the core shifts in perspective—from time management to physical health—that redefined how I operate."
Last financial year was full of lessons for me. I witnessed business expansion, rupee appreciation and the struggle to stay profitable! 5…
Why start here
"One of the earliest essays on the site, wrestling with ambition versus inner peace that still rings true twenty years later."
I have become a Robin Sharma fan after reading this book. The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari is the book that made the biggest impact in my life…
Why start here
"Productivity is not about clever tools; it is about systematically auditing and eliminating subconscious friction."
How was the last month for you? What are your achievements? What are the things you wanted to complete, but did not? And if you could redo…
Pathway 3
On authentic influence, workplace equanimity, and resisting the urge to settle.
Why start here
"Real authority comes from vulnerability, ownership, and clarity rather than corporate posturing."
Listened to Robin Sharma's podcast two weeks ago, and I was amazed. I was inspired by the thoughts and the ideas in that four minute audio.…
Why start here
"Applying equanimity, patience, and non-reactivity to high-stress business decisions."
If Buddha worked in your office, how would he work? What would he think? What values will he live by? I recently read What Would Buddha Do…
Why start here
"A manifesto against cutting corners and settling for "good enough" when creating products and software."
We are Indian Developers. What China is to manufacturing, India is to software development. Cheap, Bulk, Inferior Quality. Is that true? Here are four experiences from different people.
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