Metro Map & A Story

The other day I took the Metro to go somewhere. I had to change at the interchange station (Majestic) and move from one line to the other. I am not a frequent user of the metro. So, I didn’t know the order of the stations in different lines. But I found the metro map that … Read more

Stories About Restless Minds

In general, my stories are about characters and their conflicts in the real world. They are about heroes or heroines who get over something they are fighting. But what would happen if that fight didn’t get them what they wanted? Would the restlessness go away? The mind of a human being is by its very … Read more

Online eStore on My Website

I’m thrilled to share some incredibly exciting news with you today! After much anticipation and hard work, I’m delighted to announce the grand opening of my brand-new online e-store, right here on my website! This new store is your one-stop shop for all my ebooks, making it easier than ever for you to browse, discover, … Read more

Perfect. Or Nothing

perfect or nothing: Jigneshbhai and Swami

“This ad says Jockey. Or Nothing,” Jigneshbhai started our coffee chat the other day looking at this ad in a magazine. Swami and I wondered why he was looking at these kind of ads in a cafe. But he was engrossed in it. “The idea is to tell their target audience that they should not … Read more

Story Telling vs Telling Stories

A great resume is a form of storytelling. It has lots of achievements, from educational to professional areas, and sometimes, even personal, which all add up to tell a good story of why someone is a great hire for a job. My resume contained work experience that started with words like Led a client engagement … Read more

Ernest Hemingway’s Home

More than a year back, I had been to Key West on the tip of Florida. I got the opportunity to visit Ernest Hemingway’s home there. He is supposed to have stayed there in the 1930s with his wife (who got the house as a wedding gift from a wealthy uncle). Key West is a … Read more

Notes from ‘Do the Work’

I recently read the book ‘Do the Work’ by Steven Pressfield, a continuation of the set of books, ‘The War of Art’ and ‘Turning Pro’ by the same author. It is a passionate piece of work, and again, while not as impressive as ‘The War of Art’, it is an ideal guide for writers and … Read more

Who do you work for?

who do you work for? Jigneshbhai and Swami

Last weekend over coffee, Swami started, not with a question as he often does, but with an observation. “A few years back, I was told that I need to post on LinkedIn regularly twice a week for it to work,” he started. “Only then will there be recognition of my knowledge and expertise as a … Read more

YouTube Interview with IIMKeBaad

I recently got interviewed by a YouTube Channel named ‘IIMKeBaad.’ It is run by two IIM Graduates who reunited after 25 years to relive and unravel untold tales with other IIM graduates. In the process, they interview IIM graduates of various shades, covering their journeys from IIM to the real world, and blending their discussions … Read more

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