One of the biggest changes I’ve noticed at work is how well people use AI to craft their messages.

While deciding which story to share in my latest musing, I kept skipping the ones I thought “people would already know.”

I watched the Ramayana movie recently. I went in with zero expectations and came out stunned. It was a visual feast.

At work, you hear it all the time: “This is my predecessor’s mess. I’m still cleaning it up.”

I have been reading multiple books lately on how to control our thoughts, and therefore our lives. While it’s very interesting to read, practicing it in real life is a very difficult task.

I work in an operationally heavy job, where there are always multiple things demanding my attention at once. My colleagues reach the office by 8:30 AM and leave around 9 PM. (Yes!!!, that’s more than twelve hours a day).

I’ve been observing people at work who constantly want to gossip about others.

I spent most of this week in Diwali parties at office, back to back. It was fun, and I enjoyed it. But one question kept nagging me: why are we celebrating Diwali before Diwali?

I’ve been seeing a lot of videos lately of women riding bikes, and if you watch closely, most of them are built around one thing: " People's reaction "

Imagine someone sets a bowl of fruit on the table in front of you and asks, “Is this fruit you?”