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Decide, Reflect, Lead
2–3 minutesLife is a constant stream of choices. From the smallest decisions, like what to eat for lunch, to the major ones that shape our careers and relationships, we are always at crossroads. Some choices are made in a split second, relying on gut instinct, while others require careful thought and analysis. The key isn’t to Read more
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Gratitude Reminder After Bomb Scare
2–3 minutesThis post is about a reminder to appreciate life after a bomb scare. Last night, my neighborhood in Berlin faced a situation that felt like a relic from a bygone era: a World War II bomb alert. We were told to evacuate with little time to spare, carrying only the bare essentials. As I packed Read more
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Transforming Chaos: Lessons from a Messy Kitchen
1–2 minutesI’ve always been a person who thrives on bringing order to what seems like an overwhelming mess. To me, it’s a lot like cleaning a chaotic kitchen. At first glance, a messy kitchen can feel incredibly daunting. Dishes piled high, crumbs everywhere, and a general sense of clutter. It’s easy to look at it and Read more
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30 Days of Daily Writing: My Journey to Consistency
1–2 minutesToday I am celebrating my 30 day writing streak 🎉. I am so happy that I am on my 31st day writing streak today. 30 days ago I took a small plunge to revisit writing, which I realized was stagnant for over 10 months. I have mentioned about burnout in few posts now, and one Read more
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From Overwhelm to Action: My Vibe Coding Journey
3–4 minutesIn this post I will talk about the various vibe coding experiments I have done so far, and my key takeaways. I have written earlier about the AI FOMO. I was so overwhelmed earlier this year amidst feeling burnout and the AI FOMO. One day, I just decided to get through it. It must have Read more
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Why your team structure might be holding you back, and how to fix it
3–5 minutesOf the various teams I have managed, I am going to share a specific example of managing 14 engineers split into two teams: one in the US and one in the EU. On paper, it made sense; time zones aligned, clear ownership. In reality, it was creating inefficiencies, knowledge silos, and limiting our ability to Read more
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Princiya Sequeira 