Don’t Look for Gurus in the Age of New Eklavyas
In the era of AI, YouTube tutorials, and algorithmic advice, the traditional guru is fading. The New Eklavya learns from everywhere, follows no one, and navigates chaos with curiosity.
Category Archives: LESSONS IN MANAGEMENT
Mom told you so… ‘Don’t Talk to Strangers’ to Malware Messages
From childhood warnings to cybersecurity advisories, “Don’t Talk to Strangers” hasn’t changed — only the platform has. So why does the smartest digital generation still fall for scams, fake APKs, phishing links, and OTP fraud? A satirical take on modern intelligence and timeless advice.
Why Nothing Feels Special Anymore: The Rise of Content Fatigue Culture
In an era of endless matches, reels, highlights and blockbusters, audiences are tuning out. How Content Fatigue Culture in entertainment and sport is diminishing emotional potency,
Knowledge Kills Fear. Or Does It Just Hide the Truth better?
In the age of Google, AI, and endless information, does knowledge calm us or confuse us? A reflection on nostalgia, certainty, and why truth feels harder to find today.
How I Learned to be a Better Writer after Throwing a Book in the Dustbin
A personal, honest journey from a book-throwing reader to a disciplined writer and the real lesson learned
Strategic Sleep: Most Productive Thing You’ll Ever Do With Eyes Closed
In a hustle-obsessed culture, Strategic Sleeping is emerging as the ultimate productivity tool. Science, stories, and practical ways to sleep smarter, not less.
Who Killed the Follow-Up Story?
Who killed the follow-up story? Not journalists. Not editors. A brutally honest look at how reader behaviour, algorithms, fear, and free content culture quietly bury accountability journalism.
Governance by Silence: Are Citizens Expected to Compensate?
As governance slips into silence, citizens are subtly expected to act responsibly in the absence of clear rules, enforcement, and intent. Is this sustainable, or merely convenient abdication?
Better Wrong Than Safe. The Sin of Playing It safe.
From marketing blunders to boardroom regrets, bold decisions are judged by hindsight. This piece argues why “Better Wrong Than Safe” is not recklessness—but leadership, learning, and long-term relevance.
The Right to Disconnect and Other Bedtime Stories for Working Adults.
The Right to Disconnect promises work-life balance, but in India’s face-time-driven, insecure workplaces, it risks creating anxiety, not freedom. A reality check.
