From now, for this semester, I shall only give time to things that serve me. Strength, knowledge, practice of my craft and creating something of my own. Nothing else matters as much. I have slivers of doubt thinking about how I might regret my lack of "campus involvement."
Do I build for India or do I try to build India? Are those questions the same? Are those even the right questions? I want to build a company but I also want to be in politics. I love debating and I want to keep doing it for the rest
I come home excited; looking forward to meet everyone, yet each of the past 3 times I've been greeted with bitter disappointment. These people are the same as they were, except it is worse because our circumstances are not the same and therefore I don't think
Madhav is a Yale and LEO alumnus whose company produces glasses that produce live subtitles for users. He's been working on this idea for the better part of this past decade (much before he came to Yale) and received significant recognition and funding along the way. He took
Today I met with Rushil, one of my seniors, who is in India working on his company. I learnt about his journey over the past two years through college and entrepreneurship. He said he basically didn't really care that much about his grades and a lot more about
Key question: to what extent should my classes be classes I struggle and learn in. At the moment, I don't have clarity on my path after college and I don't think classes are going to bring me that. I like some stuff and want to learn
I am worried that I'll forget most of the things I'm realising and learning during my time in the USA. To address this anxiety, I hope to use this set of webpages to record my thoughts about even personal things from this point on, and not
I recently read some Jewish history, covering the short period from the first Temple Era to the dissemination of Rabbinic Judaism. So far, I have only been inspired. This is a group of people that was discriminated against, forced out of their land and held against their will numerous times
The following does not use much technical terminology. Hopefully, this will change in future writings as I learn more about technology. In India, hawker markets are common and superabundant. I want to call them "informal" and refer to markets with an online presence as formal. So, if you
I am at a very intense moment in life right now. Seemingly at least– social life, purpose, health, academics; I am not dealing with any in a manner that I would like to. On the one hand, I feel grateful for and enjoy the busyness. Having so much to do