A Home of One’s Own

Sunlight through the windows of our Mumbai apartment circa 2011 Photo credit: nishaksquared

Sunlight through the windows of our Mumbai apartment circa 2011
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I’m often asked what I loved about Mumbai, or what I miss most now that I’m back States-side. With each passing day during this transition period back to NYC, I most miss having our living space, a place that me and my hubby can lovingly call home. Continue reading

The Bibliophilia Conundrum

My name is Nisha, and I am a voracious reader. This is what my bedside table looks like:

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The stack on my bedside table. Seems like I’m going through a serious non-fiction phase, with just a side of a thriller.
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The Pastor and the Marketer

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

Paths Unknown

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

Dark Places

A dark corner for Dark Places Photo credit: nishaksquared

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

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