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Personal Productivity Systems is here: Get More Done Without Becoming a Robot
Peter Drucker said it best: “Efficiency is doing things right; effectiveness is doing the right things.” Most professionals are efficient at reacting. This book helps you become effective at delivering—without turning into a robotic responder who’s “always online” and still somehow behind.
Rajesh Seshadri
3 days ago3 min read


The Intern Who Asked One Question: The Power of Curiosity in Leadership
“Leadership,” he said, “is not about standing above questions. It is about standing within them.”
Rajesh Seshadri
5 days ago4 min read


Beyond the Cave: Discovering the Ribhu Gita for Everyday Living
But what if the peace you are searching for isn’t in a cave? What if it is right here, in the middle of a traffic jam, a boardroom meeting, or a noisy supermarket queue?
Rajesh Seshadri
6 days ago3 min read


South East Asia on a Budget: Luxury Trips for the Middle-Class Wallet
For the price of a generic hotel room in Goa during December, you can rent a private villa with a pool in Bali. For the price of a taxi ride from Dadar to Nariman Point, you can eat a three-course meal in Vietnam.
Rajesh Seshadri
Feb 196 min read


🔧 Why These Home Improvement Products on Amazon India Are Worth Your Attention
These home improvement products on Amazon India range from smart electrical helpers to DIY tool kits, cleaning assistants, organizers, and kitchen conveniences — all selected for practicality, affordability, and real-world usefulness.
Rajesh Seshadri
Feb 132 min read


Yoga vs. Gym: Which One Actually Helps You Lose the "Biryani Belly"?
But now you face the ultimate Desi Dilemma: Do you join the Gym, with its loud Punjabi tracks and intimidating machines? Or do you join Yoga, with its breathing exercises and promise of inner peace (Shanti)?
Rajesh Seshadri
Feb 136 min read


Quiet Leadership: Lessons from a Security Guard Who Never Gave Advice
No leadership sermon. No management theory. No strategic insight.
Yet I drove home thinking: When was the last time I noticed people the way he did?
Rajesh Seshadri
Feb 124 min read


The "Natural" Hair Dye Myth: Why Your "Henna-Based" Dye Still Contains PPD and Ammonia
You have just walked into one of the biggest marketing traps in India. That "Natural" sachet is about as natural as a plastic flower. Just because it says "Henna" doesn't mean it’s safe. In fact, it might be more dangerous than the expensive tubes you rejected.
Rajesh Seshadri
Feb 126 min read


Retiring in India: Is ₹5 Crore Enough (Or Are We Just Dreaming)?
Is ₹5 Crore (approx $600,000) actually enough to retire in India in 2024? Or is inflation going to eat your retirement fund faster than a Delhiite eats Butter Chicken?
Rajesh Seshadri
Feb 116 min read


Maggi Nostalgia: 5 Wacky Recipes to Upgrade Your "2-Minute" Noodle Life
We have all grown up. Our palates have evolved. Plain, boiled Maggi with just the Tastemaker is... well, it’s a bit "Basic," no? It’s time to give our childhood hero a makeover.
Rajesh Seshadri
Feb 105 min read


Akhyayikas X: Sufi Wisdom Stories That Lead You Back to Yourself
A hundred Sufi wisdom stories that gently dismantle the illusion of separation and guide the reader inward—without force, without preaching, and without demand.
Rajesh Seshadri
Feb 93 min read


Anti-Aging Serums: Why Retinol is the Only Thing Taking Action (And the Rest is Just 'Paisa-Vasool' for the Brand)
There is only one undisputed King in the skincare jungle. The one backed by 40 years of medical research. The one that actually makes your skin cells get off the couch and work.
Rajesh Seshadri
Feb 76 min read


Spiritual Short Stories That Hold Up a Mirror: Introducing Akhyayikas IX
Unlike conventional spiritual writing that prescribes ideals, Akhyayikas IX dares to do something more uncomfortable—and more honest. It explores the darker, often unspoken regions of the human psyche— Vindictiveness, Jealousy, Resentment, Boredom, Contempt, Disgust, Fear, Sadism, Violence, Vanity, Condescension, etc.
Rajesh Seshadri
Feb 74 min read


The Elevator That Refused to Move: Finding Stillness in Motion
One person leaned against the wall and closed her eyes. Another stared at the floor, not impatiently now, but thoughtfully.
The elevator hadn’t moved.
But something else had
Rajesh Seshadri
Feb 54 min read


Gold Facials: Why Putting Metal on Your Face Won’t Make You Shine Like a Jewellery Shop
Do you really want metal accumulating in your skin cells?In medicine, gold salts are sometimes used for Rheumatoid Arthritis, but they have serious side effects (rashes, kidney issues). There is zero solid clinical data to prove that gold stimulates collagen production when applied topically.
Rajesh Seshadri
Feb 46 min read


Filter Coffee vs. Masala Chai: What Your Morning Cup Says About Your Personality
On one side, we have the aromatic, spiced, milky hug known as Masala Chai.On the other side, we have the intense, frothy, brain-waking rocket fuel known as Filter Coffee (Kaapi). Put down your Parle-G, sit back, and let’s analyze the psychology of India’s favorite beverages.
Rajesh Seshadri
Feb 35 min read


Beyond the Choir: Why 'The Varanasi Resonance' is the Spiritual Thriller You've Been Waiting For
What if consciousness itself is a tunable system, and someone just found the remote control?
Rajesh Seshadri
Feb 22 min read


Reincarnation Stories That Heal: Introducing Akhyayikas VIII
In modern life, we speak the language of psychology, trauma, and conditioning. Yet beneath these frameworks lies a deeper intuition—that some patterns feel older than memory, older than biography.
These stories step into that intuitive space.
Rajesh Seshadri
Feb 13 min read


The Ten Rupees to Netrani Test: Could You Survive This High-Tech Island of Vengeance?
A group of strangers, each harboring a dark secret, is lured to an isolated location. Escape is impossible.
Rajesh Seshadri
Jan 312 min read


Is Your Truth Being "Synced"? The Real-World Threat Behind The Mimicry Market
Imagine a world where you can no longer trust your own eyes and ears. A world where a video of your political leader, your religious head, or even your spouse saying something inflammatory could be a perfect, undetectable forgery.
Rajesh Seshadri
Jan 303 min read
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