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POV: The Imperceptible Allure Despite her constant efforts to reduce her mindless scrolling, Rhea was unable to resist picking up her phone. "Not today," she would tell herself, but a notification would flash, and the cycle would repeat. She had

I recently lost my grandma to cancer at the age of 84. She had lymphoma and fought valiantly against cancer twice before, in 2013 and 2014. Despite her strength and resilience, she succumbed to the disease in 2023. Even at 75-76 years old, she batt

Meera, a 24-year-old marketing executive, dreaded team meetings. Every time her manager asked for ideas, she froze, thinking, “What if my idea sounds stupid?” One day, after another silent meeting, she felt ashamed and frustrated. “Why can’t I just s

This founder went from “low traction” to ₹1.2 cr raised in 6 weeks. She had a poor product and low revenue. What did she have? An unfair insight into her customer’s pain. She ran 18 interviews. Created a “back-of-envelope” plan. Cleaned up her sto

She came in late. Again. But this time, I didn’t say a word. I had a junior employee, brilliant on paper, full of energy during interviews, but inconsistent at work. Some days, she showed up late. Other days, distracted. Her manager wanted to esca

Grandma Learns to Drift An 8-year-old boy taught his 68-year-old grandmother to play Drift Boss during a rainy weekend visit. She was hesitant at first, but after a few tries, she couldn’t stop laughing every time she drifted off the edge. It became

Stacy's Pita Chips When trying to get her pita chip business off the ground, Stacy Madison went door-to-door to persuade grocery stores to sell her product. She'd do in-store demos to build awareness. Some days she lived off of quarters from the cha