Starting reading blogs when the VA faculty at Career Laun*** insisted to read more to get through the premier institutes (15 yrs back). Came across your blog, avid read-ing...blah blah....one thing leading to another....and here I am 15 yrs later reading your post, with an unimpeccable english and offcourse without the MBA !
(Managed to buy and read 3 of your 27 books though)
One of my core life memories was printing out a gigantic A2 of Travails and getting it autographed by a very bemused you at KGAF in 2010. Welcome back Sidin.
Sidin! Goddamn it's good to read your stuff again. You inspired me to start writing back when I started college and like you, my habit died. I revived it a few weeks ago and it feels kinda poetic to see that you have revived Whatay! Looking forward to reading your stuff again.
P.S. Having kids is a pain but it's so goddamn worth it!
Ive started blogging too and it reminded of the time when i was really really young and there's this blurry image of people having blog channels. Though nowadays very few people actually share like day to day stuff on blog cause of social media. And i feel so jealous whenever millenials say they used to make friends through blogging. Wish I could do that too😭😭
Welcome Back! I still remember the names from 'Travails...' Parthasarthy Venkatachalapathy and Blossom Babykutty , some of your off the cuff advice - "Don't read business books but feel free to write them" and scenarios from your books - chuckled inwardly when I go to know of a friend's wife do the same automobile company-Chennai-consulting thingie as Dork
Hey really enjoyed reading this! Found this through your The Hindu article. I'm GenZ so couldn't relate to the 2005 stuff lol. Looking forward to more of this!
Starting reading blogs when the VA faculty at Career Laun*** insisted to read more to get through the premier institutes (15 yrs back). Came across your blog, avid read-ing...blah blah....one thing leading to another....and here I am 15 yrs later reading your post, with an unimpeccable english and offcourse without the MBA !
(Managed to buy and read 3 of your 27 books though)
You avoided the MBA? CONGRATULATIONS!
Shit, I feel so old. Probably because I am and made so many friends during those blogging years.
Making friends! Pfft! Remember when that was a thing???
One of my core life memories was printing out a gigantic A2 of Travails and getting it autographed by a very bemused you at KGAF in 2010. Welcome back Sidin.
Well done. If you can get @shenoyn to complete the book, it would be 2007 again.
How have you been Chuck of yore?
Found the comments section on the app, ha.
Welcome back again, Dev Chopra, the paneer eating IIMB student.
IIMA. What the heck man.
That’s the joke. 😬
Whatay was my companion when I started my first job out of college as a consultant. Epicness ensued when I saw your email this morning. Can’t wait!
I hope you will not regret this enthusiasm.
Your blog's not allowing me to vote, I'm deducting 2 stars from rating.
~Sue
Sue maybe there was problem with the voter list?
Sidin! Goddamn it's good to read your stuff again. You inspired me to start writing back when I started college and like you, my habit died. I revived it a few weeks ago and it feels kinda poetic to see that you have revived Whatay! Looking forward to reading your stuff again.
P.S. Having kids is a pain but it's so goddamn worth it!
WHERE DO YOU WRITE ROHIT? Please share.
Having your kids is generally ok. Other people's kids are unbearable.
https://rohitajitkumar.substack.com/ Here you go!
And he's back! I want to hear about the Sri Lankan couple. Coconut oil is for hair not for chips, probably what they would say.
Love you for what you are. Thank you for the show
Ive started blogging too and it reminded of the time when i was really really young and there's this blurry image of people having blog channels. Though nowadays very few people actually share like day to day stuff on blog cause of social media. And i feel so jealous whenever millenials say they used to make friends through blogging. Wish I could do that too😭😭
And just like that, I am back in 2005 (and seeing some of my Blogger friends below)!!? What is this middle age thing?
And just like that, I am back in 2005 (and seeing some of my Blogger friends below)!!? What is this middle age thing?
Hi, Sidin,
Just to say that I loved Mission ISRO so much. What a delicious podcast it is!
:)
Looking forward to reading more of your work here.
Warm regards,
Durga
Welcome Back! I still remember the names from 'Travails...' Parthasarthy Venkatachalapathy and Blossom Babykutty , some of your off the cuff advice - "Don't read business books but feel free to write them" and scenarios from your books - chuckled inwardly when I go to know of a friend's wife do the same automobile company-Chennai-consulting thingie as Dork
So glad you are back writing! Say paneer!
Hey really enjoyed reading this! Found this through your The Hindu article. I'm GenZ so couldn't relate to the 2005 stuff lol. Looking forward to more of this!