• Wealthsimple: What Happens When You Own the Door But Want to Own the House

    Wealthsimple: What Happens When You Own the Door But Want to Own the House

    A Note Before We Begin: I need to be clear about something from the start: I’m a huge admirer of what Wealthsimple has built and the work Michael Katchen and his team have been doing. I’ve been following your journey for years, the product evolution, the marketing campaigns, the social content, the way you’ve challenged…

  • Justin Welsh: The Solopreneur Who Proves More Than He Claims

    Justin Welsh: The Solopreneur Who Proves More Than He Claims

    Note Before We Begin: This analysis exists because I’ve been watching Justin Welsh’s work for years and genuinely admire what he’s built. The consistency. The refusals. The quiet proof. It’s rare to see someone walk away from easy money because it doesn’t fit how they want to live. I wrote this because I love looking…

  • The Recovery Paradox: What WHOOP Proves Without Saying

    The Recovery Paradox: What WHOOP Proves Without Saying

    Note Before We Begin: This analysis comes from a place of genuine admiration. I’ve been watching WHOOP for years. Will Ahmed’s podcast appearances, the company’s content, and the way they’ve built something that clearly matters to the athletes and performers who wear it. There’s a rare discipline in what they’ve created. Most companies would have…

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  • Match Tickets

    There I was, a chilled beer in hand, on the edge of my seat, watching the match between India and Australia. Despite my bleak knowledge and interest for the game, the cricket fever had gotten the best of me. An adrenaline rush ensued once Yuvraj hit the ball down the boundary towards victory. It sure…

  • Water cooler at the gym

    For the past month, I’ve been dodging social media in all its forms, which includes selling the iPhone. You could call it cognitive therapy for the overdosed in media exile. During this limbo, with time to spare, I took to bodybuilding solemnly. Like most gyms, mine is littered with 40-inch plasmas, which usually play HBO or…

  • The Truth

    Here I am, a little past 2, bladdered on cheap Mexican beer. I’ve just gotten off the phone with a beautiful woman who’s triggered a pixilated argument over male sensitivity and transparency/honesty. Under these inebriate circumstances, my ability to rant swings to women or real-life in general (the life on Facebook and Twitter doesn’t count).…

  • The secret you need to know about women

    You’re sitting in a café, busy munching away a blueberry donut, eyeing a gorgeous babe from across the table, daydreaming a sequence from Dil Wale Dulhania Le Jayenge where the protagonist runs slow motion in a cotton field. Moments later, you’re awakened by the roar of a scolded African gorilla – relax, it came from…

  • The Mars Theory

    You’d agree if I said girls, today, jump in and out of a relationship on a whim. That said, they are certainly running the show, multi-tasking life, giving the bandwagon – cause you can no longer be in the same one – a tough time and even calling the shots on Mars. In all this…

  • A Guide To Rejection

    Unless you’re Hank Moody from Californication or a shade of Brad Pitt’s chiselled Greek-half twin sibling, there’s a good chance you get the my-blood-freezes-so-I-hose-down-the-armpits-and-stutter at the sight of gorgeous ladies syndrome. This fear is triggered by thoughts of humiliation, in public mostly, and having your –delicate dandelion- masculinity trampled over by a girl and then…

  • Resolutions

    What? Not another New Year resolution? You’re feeling sea-sick? A stomach hurl coming along people. While others rant of in oblivion about all the things they’re never going to do, I promise to disclose the anatomy of it all (and, no, this is not a resolution in any form). In other words, the hard and…

  • Men Are Tools

    You know what happens to the nice guys who pamper girls with flowers, chocolates, expensive gifts or give into her every whim because she has to buy that really cute dress from Palladium – the ones that try to hard at being the “perfect” man? They get the “best friend” disease, which means packing up…

  • Learning Venus

    If women today were like our mothers, we’d behave like cowardly puppies. A ‘Mr. Dependable’ of sorts, if you will. Too bad women are unlike us men. They have evolved much faster and sharper in lesser time. This means the gap between Mars and Venus can only be closed with one of those really cool…

  • Laid in the office. A guide to office romance

    Today, we spend a considerable amount of time in the workplace and come in contact with several people from the opposite sex. And, with polished stock readily available, it’s a matter of time before sparks begin to fly. For the sake of conversation, imagine (and this could be you right now) you’re at work, and…

  • Anatomy Of A Hug Vol 2

    Before we get into part two (part one), I am going to share an incident with you. At an early age I learned some cheap parlour tricks by incessantly watching Joey and the infamous “How you doin?” on the hit TV show “Friends”. The idea of scoring women during my early teens was empowering and…

  • Anatomy Of A Hug Vol 1

    Today, in the Metropolitan jungle, we’re expected to be etiquette-ready for any situation. On a single day you could be hopping between a traditional Indian wedding to meeting the CEO to drinking beer with your pals at a local pub to a blind date. In between tea, cocktails and small talk, there’s that moment –…

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