A Builder’s Pilgrimage

Gates, gravel, and grace on India’s startup road

Nov 16 • 

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Gen Z’s Career Risk Just Got Real

The market loves AI. But does it care about – or love – what AI is doing to those it replaces?

Nov 9 • 

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Curiosity Without Performance

When I stopped pretending to know

Nov 2 • 

Adi Agrawal

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October 2025

The Day Daniel Stopped Measuring His Life

How one man’s quiet awakening reminds us that peace begins where perfection ends

Oct 26 • 

Adi Agrawal

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This Diwali, the House Is Full

The warmth of family, the gift of presence, and the quiet faith that light always returns

Oct 19 • 

Adi Agrawal

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Nobody Teaches Us How to Hold People

There is a quiet power in showing up with kindness

Oct 12 • 

Adi Agrawal

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The Age of Slop

Please Do Not Mistake Noise for Meaning

Oct 5 • 

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September 2025

We Are Revealed by Who We Excuse

Integrity, silence, and the accountability we owe – especially to those we admire

Sep 28 • 

Adi Agrawal

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The Path Forward

Stories from when everything feels uncertain—and what comes next

Sep 21 • 

Adi Agrawal

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We All Moved Over for the Ambulance

A letter about decency, dignity, and why we still belong to each other.

Sep 14 • 

Adi Agrawal

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Five Goodbyes That Made Me a Better Leader

I didn’t lose myself when I walked away. I found out who I was without the title.

Sep 7 • 

Adi Agrawal

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August 2025

The People You Ignore Save or Sink You

Why real leadership—and real love—begins not with the loudest voices, but with listening to those we often fail to notice.

Aug 31 • 

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