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I met Kipgen back in 2010 in college where he was my senior and over the years we’ve kept in touch - all thanks to him. Through this conversation, we talk about his journey through different phases of academia, his goal of helping his community and lesson he’s learnt along the way
I met Aditi back in 2012 in college and we’ve kept in touch - well sort of. This conversation was a rather interesting one because it had been a few years since we had last spoken. She tells me about her big move to Bombay, her new found passion of studying cities and advice she’d give her 20 year old self.
I met Siddy back in 2010 in college and a decade later, we’re back to being almost neighbours in Singapore. Through the course of this conversation we talk about a bunch of things including his new outlook to career and jobs, life as a high flying tax free consultant in Dubai, focus on health and his goals for the coming decade.
I met Majju back in 2010 in college where we were neighbours on campus. We chat about his journey from college all the way to New York, where he lives now. He tells me about how he went from being a quiet and shy guy to this absolutely extrovert, trying out different things early in his career, running a photography side hustle and the his life in big apple.
I met Tarini back in 2010 in college. We talk about a bunch of things ranging from college hangovers, business school politics and what’s changed after she got married
I met Darshit back in 2013 while I was working at Bain. We chat about his journey from there all the way to Rwanda, where he lives today. He tells me about his Phoenix moments and how he ended up running marathons and cycling 200 kms.
I met Joe back in college in 2010. Over the years we've run into each other every few years. If I was even in Bombay, I'd most likely be crashing at Joe's. We chat about his life in the art world and the how he sees the future
I met Amita back in college in 2010. We talk about her grand plan and the lessons she's learnt along the way
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