December 7, 2025
Colorful book cover of "Hanging Out: The Radical Power of Killing Time" by Sheila Liming, praising the value of leisure in a busy world.

Book Review: Hanging Out: The Radical Power of Killing Time

In an increasingly lonely world, Sheila Liming's *Hanging Out: The Radical Power of Killing Time* explores the quiet catastrophe of our inability to simply be with each other. Liming argues that our culture, driven by capitalism and technology, has stripped away the joy of unstructured time spent together.
December 3, 2025
Book cover of "The Next Billion Users" by Payal Arora, a fascinating dive into digital life. Explore themes like The Poachers, The Play, and The Paycheck.

The Poachers, The Play, and The Paycheck: Book Review of The Next Billion Users

Dr. Payal Arora's book, *The Next Billion Users: Digital Life Beyond the West*, challenges the Silicon Valley mindset by revealing how billions in the Global South are reshaping the internet. Through her research, she uncovers the human stories behind digital adoption, showing that people in poverty seek leisure and connection, not just productivity.
November 25, 2025
Cartoon of a man fishing from a dock; colorful fish and a menacing big fish symbolize "The CEO Succession Trap" in leadership challenges.

The CEO Succession Trap

Imagine sitting on a dock, fishing for the perfect catch, unaware of the vibrant ecosystem beneath the surface. This metaphor captures the essence of CEO succession planning, where the stakes are high and the challenges are complex. When a CEO changes, everything shifts—decision-making, culture, and strategy.
November 21, 2025
Cartoon of a chef and customer having a funny misunderstanding about nuts allergy. Reflects humor and communication challenges in India’s AI Revolution.

India’s AI Revolution and Ideas for Organizations

India is on the brink of an AI revolution, transforming how organizations operate across various sectors. From bridging language barriers to enhancing agricultural practices, AI is proving to be a game-changer. Imagine a world where farmers receive real-time advice in their native languages, or healthcare professionals leverage AI for accurate diagnostics.
November 19, 2025
Times of India

Switching Jobs: When Is It Strategic and When Is It Premature?

In today's fast-paced AI era, knowing when to switch jobs can be the key to career growth. Are you just passing time, or is your current role compounding into valuable skills? Discover how consistency and variety can shape your professional journey. Learn the signs that indicate it's time to stay or move on, and how to communicate your reasons for leaving strategically.
November 19, 2025
Vintage photos show Sumer Datta's early days in a garage, highlighting his journey from local projects to becoming a global sensation.

From Garage to Coma to Global: Sumer Datta’s Journey

When doctors suggested retirement after a life-threatening brain hemorrhage, Sumer Datta’s response was simple: “I’m going back to work.” From starting Noble House Consulting in a garage with just ₹500 to shaping India’s HR landscape, Sumer’s journey is one of resilience and purpose.
November 18, 2025
Cartoon of a man and a playful crocodile enjoying a sunrise. A fun nod to "Think Like a Filmmaker: L&D That Wins Attention" with warm, friendly vibes.

Think Like a Filmmaker: L&D That Wins Attention

Learning should feel like a secret you’re dying to hear, not a lecture you’re forced to attend. In a world where attention is the new currency, L&D teams must shift from thinking like curriculum designers to filmmakers. Imagine captivating your audience within the first five seconds, using emotion, relevance, and storytelling to create a magnetic learning experience.
November 12, 2025
Four people sit solo in a cafe, lost in thought. They're part of 100 million feeling lonely in a busy world. Moments captured in black and white.

100 Million and Lonely

Japan is already there: adult diaper sales exceed baby diapers, and families used to be factories of belonging are now a rarity. With 100 million more single people globally than in 2017, this isn’t just a dating crisis—it’s a structural shift reshaping our economy. From the housing market to corporate benefits, the rise of singlehood is creating new demands and opportunities.