with MBA students at TISS

Teaching future leaders

The quiet satisfaction of helping ready sharp minds for the world ahead, and being better off for it myself.

The Things That Worked. And the Ones That Quietly Didn’t.

Bells are meant to bring cheer. They are also very good at interrupting comfort. This year had both kinds of rings. The trick was learning which ones to smile at, and which ones to pause for.
Solitary bird on a weathered post by San Francisco Bay with fog. A quiet checklist in sight.

Not a Travelogue. A Checklist.

Living Tall

To look into the mirror and to look beyond unkempt hair and peruse the kerfuffle of memories, hopes, aspirations and emotions kept locked away is a good idea
Wake-up call. Image Credit - Pixabay

Wake-Up Call

Every airline I have flown, every handkerchief I have bought, every ice cream I have eaten seem to have followed me

Coffee and Conversations: Wisdom in Every Sip

Travel: More Than Just Seeing

There’s Always Something Higher

An Open Window, A World of Calm

A Sense of Play: The Secret to Joy and Creativity