January 9, 2026
Here's Morgan Housel, writer of 'The Psychology of Money,' illustrated as a guide on The Art of Spending Money. His insights are invaluable!

The Art of Spending Money by Morgan Housel – Book Review

In The Art of Spending Money, Morgan Housel shifts focus from how to get rich to how to stay happy once you have money. Wealth is not about the stuff you buy, but the independence you secure. Spending is an art because it’s deeply personal—what brings joy to one person might seem crazy to another.
January 5, 2026
career transformation showing the same person in three stages: as a professional doctor in medical scrubs and white coat on the left, in a transitional middle phase blending both identities, and as a rock musician in leather jacket with guitar on the right, illustrating the journey of professional reinvention and multiple possible career identities

Career Transformation Journey & Working Identities

Herminia Ibarra in her book Working Identity argues that career change happens through action, not just analysis, challenging the idea that you must first know what you want before you can act. We build ourselves around our professions. When strangers meet, they exchange not names but occupations first. Your work […]
October 24, 2025

Remembering Piyush “Pandeymonium”

पार्टनर तुम्हारी मूँछें बहुत बढ़िया हैं। (Partner, tumhari mooNchhein bahut badhiya hain) That was the first thing Piyush Pandey said to me when we met. It did not matter that we were competitors in the marketplace. I was at Mudra, a part of the advertising community – where telling stories […]
September 30, 2025
Cartoon Ikea furniture

Your L&D Program is an Assembled Table — Employees Want the Assembly Instructions

Imagine going for dinner to a chef’s home and he serves you Maggi Instant Noodles. What if he invited you to help him arrange the table, chop the vegetables and pour the soup. Wouldn’t that be memorable? Learning needs to be like that. Ikea does not assemble the furniture. You […]
July 31, 2025
The Sirens Call by Chris Hayes

Book Review: The Sirens’ Call by Chris Hayes

In a world where apps and notifications constantly vie for our attention, Chris Hayes' "The Sirens' Call" serves as a wake-up call. He likens our struggle to that of Odysseus, who had to resist the alluring songs of sirens. Today, our attention is the most valuable resource, yet it's often stolen by tech designed to hijack our focus.