Wise words from Seth Godin
In the spirit of my last post, I have been immersing myself in a world where possibility and innovation are the norms. I am going out of my way to reach out to people I admire who are doing good work, reading as many articles as I can manage about internal and external innovation, attending events where the inspiration pool can be drunk from freely. Continue reading
I have been thinking a lot about paths these days. Since I’ve returned to NYC from Mumbai earlier this year, my focus has been exploring what I want next — not just professionally, but personally. What do I expect from myself? How can I meet those expectations? Have those expectations changed from, say, five years ago? Ten years ago? Continue reading
A dark corner for Dark Places
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Gillian Flynn’s Dark Places was a fantastic, thrilling read. Rich characterization, complicated characters and an unpredictable story fuels this pageturner. Continue reading
Bay of Fires igniting my bedsheets
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In my mind, there are few things as disappointing as a well-written yet mediocre story, and unfortunately, that’s what Poppy Gee’s Bay of Fires was for me. Continue reading
Right now, the time difference between me and my hubby is 12 hours. For nearly six years now, we have lived with three, four, five, six, 9.5, 10.5 and now 12-hour differences. Let me put it this way: when I look at the time, I automatically see the time in another country.
What can I say? This is another side effect of globalization: the (frequently) transcontinental partnership.
I call this “The Skype Scramble: My Hubby Rearranged.” (You can’t tell, but that’s my guy in the center. It’s very artsy, no?)
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