I have spent a considerable amount of time in the supermarket food aisles, calling it my latest quirk or a newfound obsession. Be it yogurt, nut butters, protein bars, or dark chocolates.
Moving to another country comes with its own mix of excitement, uncertainty, and challenges.
It has been a month since I relocated to Kuala Lumpur from Bengaluru.
As an athlete in my younger days, and later as a runner, I believed that being active gave me the freedom to eat almost anything. Over time, I realised that this mindset was doing more harm than good.
Sitting on a rather uncomfortable chair, trying to reflect on the year that’s gone by. Reflection, I’ve realised, is harder than action. Memory is fleeting. This year, working independently taught me not only how to build a product, but also about patience, people, & perspective.
We are living in a world marked by the fleeting allure of virality. Today’s trend of endless scrolling and plethora of options is making us restless, anxious and in continuous FOMO.
