I believe that the vast majority of people have good intentions. When faced with a set of choices, most people genuinely aim to make decisions that align with their values and the well-being of others. However, I’ve come to realize that a slightly smaller majority are uninformed and often fall prey to misinformation. Throughout my […]

Having spent nearly two decades living and working in India, I’ve found that the differences between the two countries are profound, often leaving me in a state of constant comparison. This process of juxtaposing two distinct cultures has unlocked valuable insights into both, but one aspect that stands out the most is the way relationships […]

I explore the often-overlooked discipline of versioning as a foundational practice for building clarity, accountability, and progress. I show how treating every evolving idea, document, or process as a versioned artifact isn’t overkill—it’s structure. Versioning becomes a philosophy of intentionality that allows me to anchor decisions, empower autonomous teams, and future-proof my work. It isn’t […]

I have always had an affinity for organization. I love well-structured documents that reveal valuable information before I have even read a single word. Complimentary fonts and sizes corresponding to header titles, neat indentation signifying well-thought-out hierarchies, and proper usage of ordered lists all excite me. I wish extras like numbered lines were used outside […]

Vocatic – An attraction based on one’s craft or professional craft Vocatic relationship – A relationship between a craft teacher and student I have spent over two decades perfecting my craft, which is a blend of product design, development, and service. Over years, I have developed my own style, and can quickly and efficiently organize […]

Existential alignment is the alignment of my desires with a greater understanding of my existence.

Growing up in America, I admired activism’s role in driving social progress. Today, however, many movements seem driven more by perpetual activism than by solving problems. As a business owner, I’m often urged to take political stances, adopt quotas, or sign global pledges unrelated to my work. I trust individuals to do good, but not […]

In his article on Medium, “Software engineers will be obsolete by 2060,” Dan Auerbach compared today’s well-paid software engineers to the telegraph operators of the 19th century—essential now, but destined for obsolescence as technology advances. For the telegraph operators, it was the invention of the telephone that marked their downfall. As a software development business […]