The right posture

My tennis coach has been saying just one thing for the past 6 months. Get the posture right. He claims that with the right posture, the effort to hit the ball dramatically reduces. And I have felt it. Those rare moments when the legs, the hands, the racquet, the...

Our minds are judging us

Stayed at the Oberoi last night. The previous night at an OYO. And it was so clear, yet again. The only time we are truly awake, is when we are sleeping. The conscious mind knows the difference between an Oberoi and an OYO. It seeks to judge. To assign a value. A...

The stereotype

Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky invented a fictitious woman named Linda and gave her the below description: “Linda is thirty-one years old, single, outspoken, and very bright. She majored in philosophy. As a student, she was deeply concerned with issues of...

The selfish truth about learning

People usually speak of me as a good listener. As a patient listener. As an empathetic leader. Someone who cares. The truth is – I only care about learning. And if that learning comes through your story – so be it. If it comes from observing, from...

Who’s in charge?

We would like to believe it’s us. Free will. We decide on our choices. Or do we? Is social media in charge? Someone viewed your profile Someone commented on your photo Some tagged you Is your boss in charge? I need this by tonight Here is what will get you...