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  • Fear is indeed the mind killer

    For most of my life, fear has held me back on most fronts. Decisions made out of fear, Anna what I think people might think. There’s a good chance I’ve only lived half a life because I’ve not gone all… more ›

  • You can’t hit what you don’t aim.

    This speaks of intentionality and the purpose of setting goals. Sounds downright elementary but sometimes, going back to the basics and keeping the foundations simple is not just necessary at certain junctures but more difficult every time you come back… more ›

  • Treatment

    Yet another cup of coffee. Too sour from the percolator. I much prefer the one from the stove top. My Italian Berlotti. Another early morning start. Missed the first alarm but I knew that might happen. Sitting in front of… more ›

  • Value

    Work comes naturally to me. Doing what you love creates a terrible habit. That the internalized narrative is since I’m doing what I love, that is in itself the reward. What a privilege right? The flip side is that I… more ›

  • The Year of Living Dangerously

    The flow of time passes differently for everyone. To the child sitting in class, daydreaming of playing Minecraft, the seconds move along at snail’s pace. To the sprinter who trained all year for a 100m dash, the seconds and moments… more ›

  • Notes for being a gentleman

    20 Unspoken Rules for Men: more ›

  • Year 50

    It’s really alright not to have a year end retrospective. I don’t have one set to Coldplay, not do I have a supercut of the year’s highlights. I did however scroll through the photos of the year and created a… more ›

  • 49 and counting.

    It was going to be the inaugural Medium post. But I wasn’t sure if it was clickbaity enough or if it would end up being a listicle of things I had learnt in my 40’s. Perhaps it would end up… more ›

  • Enough

    Scanxiety is a real thing. It denotes the anxiousness one gets before a scan or before getting the results of a scan. My last scan was early this year. I had the all clear. Still NED, No evidence of Disease.… more ›

  • The first of many or the end of a journey.

    I’ve been fortunate and lucky enough to be able to make a living as a working commercials director for the last 19 years. Started when I was 30 on a small no budget pro-bono spot for the newly launched Yellow… more ›

  • All Clear

    Remember those times in your life when time slows down to a crawl and you wait with bated breath? When the DJ reads out the winning numbers. When Shanti Pereira comes around the bend during her pet 200m. When you… more ›

  • Do not go Gentle into the night.

    Perhaps then, we would have less fallen warriors. Perhaps then, we would have properly honoured our loved ones like Rong. more ›

  • Kevin Kelly’s tips for writing

    I’m embarking on a new system, perhaps you could call it a framework. To learn and grow more, after I read something that resonates with me deeply, I will process it through notes and trying to relate it back to… more ›

  • The difference between winning and losing

    As gladiatorial opponents enter the centre court in Wimbledon, they are faced, above them, two poignant lines written by Rudyard Kipling in 1985. An excerpt from UK’s favorite poem, “If”. It goes like this: “If you can meet with Triumph… more ›

  • The loneliest person in the world

    is the one who is surrounded constantly, even by loved ones, friends and colleagues and still has to resort to other channels to funnel and process one’s thoughts. This person would have a gaping hole in the heart that is… more ›