SF startups be like

Soham every time he has to switch Slack workspaces.

Are these houses in Indiranagar funded by startup exits or generational wealth? Wondering if I should focus on startups raising rounds or rich families raising rishtas

Manipal Women, give me an Aye!

omg these manipal people are so weird this guy works at zepto and wants to deliver kids 10mins pls crying

before leaving for the venue, i kept thinking what i was even going to do for 3 hours there, but boy did i forget what being in company of just a bunch of Manipalites felt like! thanks a bunch for hosting and inviting, Priyansha and Manipal Mafia!

So energizing to pull together 50 folks from across two decades of Manipal batches - into one buzzing room filled with conversations about startups, AI, and, of course… the shutdown of our fav college bar, Deetee. May or may not have done it for the cute certificate.

Bangalore traffic’s so slow, the cow is not an obstruction. Just simply a fellow sufferer.

Bangalore equivalent of running into Ananya Panday at Boojee is spotting Kunal Shah at Smoor.

Your writing is at its best when you care the least.

Can I just blame period brain fog for hitting the accelerator instead of the brake this morning?

internet is unreal

Startup idea: LinkedIn, but it doesn’t list “MIT” as your school just because you took a weekend online course

ready to pay $100 per month for any app/device/person that can help me function at even 80% of my normal when on my period why do I have to lose 4 days of living every month

Dealing with house help needs solid managerial skills. Ain’t easy retaining your maid after giving her critical feedback on her subpar performance at getting that spot under the sofa. Or making sure your cook is motivated at work when she’s asked to make bhindi every other day.

running clothes bright enough to blind anyone who tries to run me over I don’t run fast, but I do run fluorescent

one minute you’re vibing to Pawsa at the club, the next you’re using words like “execution excellence” and “customer orientation” to fill up your performance review

you either die a semi-successful tech bro or live long enough to start training for an ironman

may you achieve enough greatness in life to not have space for “2X TEDx speaker” in your bio

have heard so much gyaan on focusing. specializing. becoming the broccoli of your industry. but are there any success stories of lifelong generalists? professional dabblers who didn’t clock 10,000 hrs? asking for a friend, chasing curiosity rabbit holes & hoping for wonderland.