Abhijeet Mukherjee

The desire to know yourself and what’s happening with you is far greater than the desire to know the world and what’s happening with others. That’s why self-help will always be in demand and people will always want to hear new voices who can articulate the centuries old

RT @maguay: While the world is imploding and everything is quicksand, this bit from @abhijeetmk captures everything. Melancholy perfection…

That Corner Table https://t.co/A5W3b6qB4n

Move to Bangalore only if you can work from home.

The best productivity hack is saying “no” often—to others and to yourself. Doing the latter is more difficult in my experience.

RT @sama: can yall please chill on generating images this is insane our team needs sleep

Another great business gone because they raised funding and tried to scale a business that’s unsuited for it. We were regular customers of Deep Rooted and loved their quality produce. It’s a shame they went bust, they would’ve survived & thrived as a small, profitable operation.

Great alternative for people looking for properties in APR/Bellandur/Sarjapur.

The Spectator Index @spectatorindex

🇯🇵 Japan's government says there are now 9 million vacant homes in the country, as it struggles with a declining and ageing population.

I get my best ideas during long walks and long showers.

Did you know the term “jack of all trades” was originally used as an insult to a poet? It referred to a poet who had no university education and was trying multiple things, like writing (even copying) scripts and trying to come up with engaging plays. This young poet – who was

Worrying https://t.co/0tVVUhlCy6

There’s a cost to chasing your dreams and few have the courage to pay that price.

RT @ajmandal15: Reading this at the moment. Amazing how many gems are out there once you decide to go outside the ‘Western canon’. https://…

WhatsApp groups are all different until one uses the dreaded phrase: happy birthday. Then they all become the same.

I just asked chatgpt and claude to give me book titles in non-fiction -- that have sold well -- that contain 40 or more characters. I also asked them to ignore the subtitles that appear after the colon while counting characters. Both shared wrong results. Each result was off by

I believe that no matter what amount of work one has, one should always find time for exercise, just as one does for one’s meals. It is my humble opinion that far from taking away from one’s capacity for work, it adds to it. — Mahatma Gandhi (in his autobiography)

It’s amazing how most great men are pedantic about the smallest of things. I am listening to Gandhi’s autobiography and at one point he was so dissatisfied with the quality of his laundry (and because he wanted to cut expenses) that he bought a book on washing and got down to