Our lives are the sum of all the decisions we make. We’ve all encountered moments when we know we should do something, but are too lazy or lack the courage. Hitting the gym instead of sleeping in Going for coffee with a new person instead of watching TV Taking on…

🧗‍♀️ Hill Climbing I came across this classic algorithmic problem in computer science called hill climbing in ‘Algorithms to Live By: The Computer Science of Human Decisions’. A few algorithms aim to optimize this problem — that I believe, are analogous to how we approach our careers. I’ll explain: The simplest approach is…

Our human anatomy is incredibly complex — with the brain being one of the most intricate organs to understand. There’s a lot that we don’t know, but when you examine the brain under the lens of evolution, it becomes slightly easier to understand. Evolutionists state that we have three brains: …

You’ll occasionally come across someone who talks (or writes) a lot — but says very little. For example — this sentence: I have a deep passion for regularly spearheading holistic and authentic peer-to-peer tech-enabled events for a wide array of extensive professionals in the commerce, technology, and financial markets space…

How to make better decisions by improving thought clarity and reducing cognitive bias. — I’m migrating to Substack. If you enjoy my content, please subscribe and follow me there! The idea of using mental models to improve thinking and decision-making has been explored by many. Daniel Kahneman (economist who wrote ‘Thinking, Fast and Slow’), was awarded a Nobel prize for his work on human…

Taking some inspiration from Ryan Holiday, I wanted to share some reflections on the way to 25 that align closely with some of my personal rules and principles for success. I’ve hyperlinked the relevant resources to each point. I haven’t even begun to scratch the surface. Excited to learn from…

Reading is the single most productive habit I picked up during my teenage years. As a kid, I indulged in spy books and horror novels (Goosebumps, anyone?) but started to properly incorporate disciplined reading into my routine while in university. …