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First ever podcast of PM. India indeed follows the US path. Whatever happens there, crawls back here with 6-8 months. This is the new India 🔥 https://youtu.be/yTMYtcQLLaw?si=7avWLeqHhWACq4QQ

Starting a new startup is exciting, but the reality is tougher than it looks. Long hours, unpredictable challenges, constant learning, and endless problem-solving become the norm. Funding is never guaranteed, ideas get rejected, and success feels mil

Client: "Just a small tweak, won’t take more than 5 minutes." Reality: Database migration API restructuring Refactor 4 files Deployment breaks Debug for hours “Now the button’s slightly misaligned…” There is no such thing as a small fix in t

Feeling unhappy, scared, or lost? You’re not alone. It’s easy to feel like you’re falling behind when you compare your tiny seed of progress to someone else’s towering fruit tree. But here’s the truth: their tree isn’t your path. As Naval Ravikant su

I just played the Indus game and I’m telling the truth, what they showed in their videos or trailers is very different from the actual game. I don’t understand what problem game developers have with showing reality. Tell me, man, the same thing happe

8 things you don’t need to justify to anyone: 1. Your career choices 2. Your lifestyle decisions 3. Your boundaries 4. Your dreams and goals 5. Your level of success 6. Your relationships 7. Your uniqueness 8. Your self-care routine Listen up... I

Talking About Risk v/s Actually Taking It: A Founder’s Reality Check It’s easy to romanticize risk. We love to glorify founders who bet it all, quit their jobs, and chase their dreams. But the reality? Taking a real risk is absolutely terrifying. I

You see everyone else moving in one direction, but that doesn't mean it's your direction. In a world obsessed with conformity, it's easy to get distracted by the “shoulds” and “norms.” But here's the reality: Your journey is YOURS. 1. Stop seekin

I've seen so many changes around me—technology, tools, even how we connect with others. But one thing that still feels outdated is our education system, especially in engineering. Why are we still expected to memorize the entire syllabus, even parts