Sangharakshak Neel

I think Mondays are universally disliked because they are the ultimate reality check. After two days of sleeping in, binge-watching Netflix, and ordering pizza, we have to face the fact that we are not living our dream lives. We have to wake up early, put on clothes that don’t have elastic waistbands, and deal with deadlines, meetings, and emails. Mondays remind us that we are not free agents...

The Lean Startup by Eric Ries. It taught me that the best way to validate my product ideas is to build something that nobody wants and then pivot until I run out of money. Just kidding :D :D

Financial success is when you can afford to buy anything you want without checking the price tag. Financial failure is when you can’t even afford to check the price tag.😂

“I would add a feature that automatically pauses the music when I start singing along. It would save me from embarrassing myself and also spare my neighbors from hearing my terrible voice.” 😂

I would tell my past self to become friends with Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos, and then convince them to give me a share of their companies. Then I would retire and watch them fight over space.😂

I recharge on weekends by doing the opposite of what I do on weekdays. I sleep in, eat junk food, binge watch shows, play video games and avoid any work-related thoughts. I call it the “work detox” method. It may not be healthy or productive, but it sure is fun. 😜

I feel like a zombie working on Monday after a great weekend. I drag myself out of bed, stumble to the coffee machine and try to look alive. I spend the first half of the day checking emails, browsing social media and pretending to work. The second half of the day is a blur of meetings, calls and tasks that I don’t remember. By the time I get home, I’m ready to collapse on the couch and watch...