Tanya Garg

1 month ago | english.jagran.com | Tanya Garg

Born Hungry OTT Release: Born Hungry backed by Priyanka Chopra, is based on the true tale of Sash Simpson, a young Indian boy who rose from the streets of Chennai to become a famous chef in Canada.

Feb 1, 2025 | medium.com | Tanya Garg

Tanya Garg·Follow3 min read·--Photo by GR Stocks on UnsplashEver felt like success is a never-ending game of musical chairs? One person gets promoted, and suddenly, there’s one less seat at the table. A colleague lands a big project, and it somehow feels like your opportunities just shrank. It’s a natural instinct. We’ve been wired to think that success is finite, a pie with a limited number of slices. If someone else gets more, you get less.

Feb 1, 2025 | medium.com | Tanya Garg

Tanya Garg·Follow2 min read·--It’s late. You finally close your laptop after a long day, but just as you get up, your phone buzzes – one more email. You hesitate. “Should I just handle this now?”Meanwhile, in the next room, your partner, your child, or maybe even your pet is waiting. You tell yourself, “Just five more minutes.” But those five minutes turn into an hour. We’ve all been there. The constant pull between work and the people who matter most.

Jan 30, 2025 | medium.com | Tanya Garg

Tanya Garg·Follow1 min read·--This week, much like everyone else, I spent some time in exploring DeepSeek AI. And as it lays out its thinking process in front of you, you are bound to struck by the parallels and chasms between how *we* think and how systems like DeepThink process information. We experience thought – the weight of doubt, the spark of an “aha!” moment. DeepThink doesn’t “feel” anything.

Jan 30, 2025 | medium.com | Tanya Garg

Tanya Garg·Follow1 min read·--These first few weeks, everywhere, are usually all about setting goals, priorities while still catching up spill over to-dos from last year. This made me think about this constant dual we are caught in; between dreaming and doing. Vision drives us, but execution shapes us. Too much of one, and we wander; too much of the other, and we burn out. The balance isn’t static – it shifts, sometimes daily.