The moral imperatives to a lie
Contemporary wisdom has it that any lie is offensive. But is it? As Krishna argues so lucidly in the Mahabharata, reasons exist to lie
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Frustrated freedoms: When aspirations collide with realities
There's increasing tension within Indian society and a growing sense of unfairness. Those with resources - capital, education or political connections - become very wealthy, while others wait for 'ache din'
These are the best days of my life
Indulge. Find purpose and your True North. Become an entrepreneur. And fall in love with life all over again
Firing the Annual Performance Review
Why the annual performance review is finally getting the pink slip. The first of a two-part article
Your Start-up Is Dying
Because you fail to focus on converting visitors to heavy users
There's no such thing as work-life balance
People work all their lives to find peace in their golden years. The more hopeful try to find a balance as they work. Both ideas are flawed
Getting The Funding Piece Right
Creative inventors with creative ideas need creative capital
20 things to think of for angel investors
Pointers from a veteran who has been investing from the early days of the internet in India. As he says, "Made it on some, and failed on many."
Life lessons on winning from losing
The sixth edition of La Ultra, the cruellest run on Planet Earth, concluded recently. The race director shares lessons he learnt from the various participants on high performance
The Robots Will Take Our Jobs. Then What?
The writing is on the wall: the robots will take our jobs. Martin Ford, author of 'Rise of the Robots', explains the implications for human beings and the market-driven capitalist system.