we’ve heard of tech bros with no bed frames… now brace yourself for tech bros in tents

Danielle is one of the #Futureshapers engineering emissions management solutions that help organizations get a real-time measure of their greenhouse gas emissions and reduce their carbon footprint. Learn more about her: hwll.co/1gzvn889

every founder secretly wants to run a low-margin, high-risk business that doesn't scale. eg coffee shop, restaurant/bar, farm

in a country known for being a cash economy, Paytm led the largest financial transformation in history. in a low trust society such as India, Paytm became the most trusted brand across any vertical of business. “QR dena”, “PayTM Kardo” became a part of the culture. in a

Sustainability stands as the cornerstone for the future of both businesses and society. Through a concerted focus on ethics, environmental stewardship & social responsibility, India and the EU can forge a partnership that not only meets economic imperatives but also nurtures

Pickleball gets hate from tennis players, calling it a ‘lazy sport’—and sure, if you’re a seasoned ace, it can feel so in some ways. But the net play is 🔥, quick volleys, sharper reflexes and speedy chip & charge skills for tennis.

Great to see positive change in Delhi culture. Sunday morning - Apollo marathoners walking into Perch after 21kms.

Latest common chatter at Delhi parties - Blinkit & Zepto employees diving into live customer support and hearing out customer complaints. Can start charging commission and unlock a side hustle.

In a city where rents kill restaurants, Blue Tokai’s built Delhi’s coffee culture. From a run-down spot on West End Marg to taking Indian specialty coffee to Japan. They bet on niche - serving a small market of fine coffee lovers versus being everything for everyone.

Realizing sports that require good hand eye coordination is where I get into a flow state and feel like my true self - golf, tennis, pickle, basketball. Pursuit of mastery, routine and competition Thinking how do I simulate that exact environment in my work ?

Been speaking to many Manipuri women working in hospitality across South Delhi. Big issue - restaurants / bars close by midnight, and getting home is unsafe — empty buses, few passengers, mostly men. Delhi Transport Corporation should run a night-safe shuttle from hubs like Priya, GK2.

I loved Cometeer coffee Launch House 🏠. Saw big value in their product vision to provide espresso to an audience who loved their lattes but found espresso machines expensive. Kudos to Karan on Zenma coffee for India market - great product, love the frozen espresso pods!

Kinda wild how muscle memory works - for both programming and sports / working out - even after years off

Car mechanics at Bikaji Cama Place - insane hustle. Immigrants from villages, barely schooled, yet masters at car physics, relentless cold (street) outreach, and negotiation. No office, just hustle on the road, winning clients and running solid small businesses. So much to learn.

Life is like a tesseract. Each phase you’re meant to experience is its own cube. You enter and exit as per “they” - divine timing - not choice. Once it dissolves, you can’t re-enter. It teaches the balance between pushing forward and surrendering.

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Super excited to be part of the Inventors house the next three months at the residency :)

Contrary to much of the "advice" I’ve received (which didn’t pan out), my thesis from personal experience is this: run calculated experiments within stable environments before diving in full-time.

One of the best parts of living in hacker houses like the residency - every day I work out of our shared co-working space & a casual convo with the next bench sparks a new product insight.

You know the greatest lock in is happening when we in the hallway like this