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Here’s a question for you: Do you know the Joker who juggles 3 balls in his hands? Have you ever felt that way just in real life, where all you’re doing is juggling different projects and things at the same time? Because if you have, then we are in the same boat.  Don’t get me … In the Middle of My Own Storm

Do you ever feel like we change the things that make us happy? It’s not something we do on purpose; it just happens. Some people say that life is all about change, and we have to learn to adapt to it. While this might sound negative or scary, it isn’t always that way. I remember … Maps of Memory

Now and then, we all make decisions. Some are small like what to wear, what to eat, which route to take, or whether to answer a message now or later. Some decisions hardly take a second thought. And then… there are the bigger ones. The ones that force us to pause, rethink, feel, and question … The Pending Decision

Growing up in Nagpur was more than just living in a city. It was living inside a comfort zone stitched together by familiar streets, favorite food joints, and people who felt like home. I always knew where to go when I wanted my favorite snack, which corner shop had the best chai, and whose door … An Independent Life

I don’t know exactly when things shifted, but somewhere between my late-night overthinking sessions and my early-morning “I’m totally fine” performances, life quietly changed. No dramatic slow-motion, no rain falling on cue, just a soft, sneaky transition into a new chapter. The kind that you only notice once you’re already in the middle of it. … Realisations that shaped me

Irrfan Khan once said, “At the end, the whole of life becomes an act of letting go.” Over the past few weeks, I have realized how true this is. Moving from Surat to Pune has not just been a change in address—it has been a journey of learning to part with places, people, and even versions … At the End, Life is About Letting Go

An inside look at how the Let’s Enterprise learning model uses Conflexions to strengthen emotional intelligence. This piece explores the insights and breakthroughs Mohammad Choonawala gained through this reflective practice.

The Fig Tree Dream I’m stressed. Like genuinely stressed. I don’t know who I am anymore or what I associate myself with. What are my interests? What am I even doing? Younger me used to proudly say a list of things I liked – gymnastics, skating, athletics, dancing, singing, etc. Then I used to say … The Fig Tree Dream

I’ve always imagined life as a train journey, the kind that doesn’t stop too often, just keeps moving quietly through changing landscapes. I don’t remember when I first boarded it. Maybe it was the day I took my first small step into school, clutching my mother’s hand a little too tight, or maybe it was … The Curve

Over the past couple of years, I’ve worked on many business projects. Through all of them, one thing always worked in my favour. It saved me from harsh feedback and unnecessary stress. That was my “student card.” I was just a student, learning how to do things. It was okay if I made mistakes or … From safe harbour to open seas…