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A road expedition, I took along with my friends early last year named fancily as The Great Indian Footprint made us realise one thing - random acts of kindness exist in this world abundantly. In the …
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Reputation makes you a slave. Because then you have to protect it. You are stressed when it is affected. You do anything to keep it. You desire for more. And all these trap us. As humans, we long …
After seeing a Linkedin post of Jaseem, a dynamic CEO of an iconic explainer video company, WowMakers - I decided to write about Law of Averages and how it impacts whatever we do. In one of his …
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Here is a quick idea for you: Our attention span is becoming lesser - day by day. We have too many to do lists and even after ticking everything, we feel unaccomplished. This happens at work. …
While digging deeper into data, we realise one thing: Human judgements are prone to heavy biases and mistakes, 95% of the time, unless you do vipassana meditation and are not biased even after tempted …
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Here are some learnings after working with tech startups to manufacturing companies in hiring key resources, in the last ten years, while running GreenPepper. Hiring right people can't be taken …
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Last weekend, a group of MBA students from XIME Kochi, put me on a Facebook Live for 45 minutes and asked me to open my mind about the last ten years of being an entrepreneur and working with people. …
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“It is far more common for people to allow ego to stand in the way of learning.” ― Ray Dalio. Ray Dalio is one of my favorite teachers since this video in 2013, How The Economic Machine …
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The internet has given us the access to experience other people's lives like ours never before. Hundreds of items flash through our newsfeed in social media and are building our cognitive biases even …
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While closely observing great investors and entrepreneurs, I strongly feel, they differentiate themselves from the rest of people in one thing: Betting against the consensus and be right. It is a …
Emotions are biological signals designed to nudge you in the direction of beneficial change?, asks Mark Manson, my favourite life thinker, these days. We are biochemically structured to decide and …
Practice makes perfect. Routine creates wealth. Structure determines behaviour. Pattern recognition is key to artificial intelligence. All these are familiar ideas to you. And we love things which we …
When we change profile photo in Facebook, we get hundred likes in next one hour. It happens instantly. When we order food in Swiggy, it gets delivered in 40 minutes. Instant dopamine is what we seek. …
It has been quite a while since I wrote a blog. The work is demanding full attention and time. But today after all my team left office, I thought to reflect on what is important to get our important …
Startups who come with a new idea work on it using their money, time and resources. 90% of the time, they fail. And the reasons of failure become a good case study for new startups who come in the …
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