Born to Run: Why Light Never Hits the Brakes
A photon has zero mass — and that single fact means it can only ever exist at the speed of light. No push needed, no acceleration required. From quantum fields to relativity, here’s why light never stops.
Category: GoodRead
books that I’m reading, or something I came across
Book Review: Source Code — My Beginnings by Bill GatesGenre: Memoir
Gates didn’t build Microsoft by accident. He built it on early access, trend instinct, and a father who taught him “organised” meant in control of your life. Source Code shows the infrastructure behind the icon.
12 Highlights That Shifted My Perspective This Year
This year, I read extensively (see the full list here). Below are the most impactful insights from 12 books that fundamentally changed how I see myself and the world. Some require context, but the core message speaks for itself. 1. Simple Rules – Donald Sull“The one-movie-per-month rule worked because, like all time-pacing rules, it gave […]
Beyond Numbers: What Tokyo vs Bengaluru Transportation Really Tells Us
Tokyo vs Bengaluru transport comparison reveals more than infrastructure gaps—it exposes how private vehicles serve as status symbols in developing economies, while mature cities embrace shared mobility as civic responsibility
Reasons are bullshit.Reasons are often just excuse, however, we use them to hide our shortcomings from ourselves.
Achievement isn’t about having the best ideas or talent—it’s about developing the right habits. Stanford professor Bernard Roth reveals how design thinking can redesign your life, turning ‘trying’ into ‘doing’ through consistent action.
Availability Bias : When What Comes to Mind Isn’t What Matters
The availability bias affects business decisions too. A 2023 survey of Indian manufacturing executives found that 72% allocated disproportionate resources to preventing problems that had recently occurred in their facilities, even when historical data suggested other risks deserved greater attention.
Leadership : Finding the Balance
In today’s dynamic work environment, effective leadership requires a delicate balance between empathy and accountability. Leaders must inspire their teams while ensuring performance standards are met.
Discover strategies to maintain this balance and lead with both heart and results.
Heartbreak at the Workplace: When Passion Meets Disappointment
Recently came across a blog post on Professional heartbreak by Morra Aarons and it made me think on this subject. Work isn’t just about tasks and deadlines—it’s where we invest a part of ourselves. We show up with passion, put in long hours, and build relationships that go beyond professional courtesy. But sometimes, despite our […]
2024, My journey with 36 Books.
2024 has been a transformative year for me, not only because of my transition to a new role and other aspects, but also due to the personal growth I’ve experienced through reading. In this blog, I’ll reflect on how the books I’ve read fit into different aspects of my life using the “Wheel of Life” framework, helping me stay balanced and focused on what truly matters.
Think Differently and Think Again
Management’s engagement is the crucial bottleneck in fostering innovation. As highlighted by Goldratt and Adam Grant, a manager’s biases can stifle potentially groundbreaking ideas. To drive success, leaders must adopt a scientist mindset, embrace humility, rethink established practices, seek diverse perspectives, and focus on incremental changes. Embracing these strategies can unlock creative potential.