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Alexis Dormandy who worked for Richard Branson from he (Alexis) was 24 years old:

“I think many large businesses think the products are just one thing, one thing of many, whereas at Virgin the produc…

This wonderful piece by Steven Pressfield, Built for Adversity, touched me deeply:

The reason the concept of Resistance is so helpful, I suspect, is that it acknowledges the existence of the dragon i…

I like Simon Sinek's take on the recent Instagram terms of service debacle:

I have no doubt that Facebook, like Bank of America before them, will, due to public outrage, reverse or soften their polic…

I love the renaissance. A period in time when the foundation was laid for all of the progress the world has seen in the past 400 years. And one of the critical aspects is that it was a time when art a…

Here in India, English is not the native tongue of most people. Before coming here, I actually thought people would be better at English than they are.

The way it works is that each state has its own …

Sam Stephenson of Prototype.js fame shares his experience with Prototype getting superseded by jQuery:

It was hard not to take Prototype’s failure personally. Critical blog posts felt like a full ass…

Cards against humanity - right up my alley. I love the humor that this allows for. Gotta try playing it one of these days.

India has taught me many lessons, and a big one is about money. Turns out, there's a shortage of coins in this country, so when you need one or two rupees of change, you'll frequently get a candy ins…

Steven Pressfield: 

In real life, depth of commitment is more important than talent. It’s more important than beauty or skill, more important even than luck, because its produce is perseverance, endu…