youth

Youth in our country is a case study in itself. The emergence of social media and thought leadership has changed the way most of us grew 20 years back. On the positive side, everything is at their fingertips, always connected, and no need for school, library, etc. Earning is not limited to getting a government …

death

What do we see in death?Life in a different world or the end of a journey?Death is celebrated and mourned in varied cultures. Some celebrate with wine post-cremation, and many others spend 14 days of mourning. Death reminds us of the importance of the limited time allocated in our life. The limited time is for …

anger

Anger has ruined many empires in the past. Anger kicks rationality to the dustbin. We end up taking uncalled actions and end up regretting life. We are not perfect. Our ego and unmet expectations drive anger. There is no cure for anger besides knowing the trigger, accepting it, and trying to be calmer. Food, sleep, …

5P

In the last 4-5 years of building Taghash, 4P pillars have acted as guiding principles. I am thankful to Raja for letting me know about the “Jobs To Be Done methodology” and for giving me a copy of “when When Coffee and Kale Compete” by Alan Klement. Alan Klement talks about “jobs to be done” …

Thoughts

Our thoughts and actions define who we are as species on this planet. Both virtues are interdependent. It is easy to get lost in thoughts and take no action. At other times get intimidated and take uncalled actions. Cultivating thoughts require solitude and processing externals and actions can be taught.

disaster

Societal sufferings are a byproduct of our greed, and the quest for more has driven it all. We need a new phone, be part of the fashion sale. We also crave bigger car & house. Our Charleton visits Davos to discuss climate warming in their private jet.