FF Daily #265: How often do you experience a state of flow?
January 5, 2021: Trendspotting with Haresh Chawla (and a conversation with Nandan Nilekani); A curator’s reflections on 2020; Our blessed homeland, and their barbarous wastes, updated
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Trendspotting 2021: Inside India’s Great Digital Reset
A new set of winners and losers are poised to emerge from the ashes of the pandemic. And a wall of foreign capital is pouring in to fund a slew of digital startups. A peek into what 2021 portends
FF Daily #264: The first step in a crisis
January 4, 2021: Why we should aspire for a new decentralised economic model; Soumya Swaminathan reflects on the pandemic; The first rule of 2021
Be positive. Be kind. Be helpful.
Some reflections on leadership, thinking, what matters most now, gratitude, hope, renewal and more as I review 2020
2021: The Time to Act
Four books show why and how we must reconnect the economy and technology with humanity
FF Daily #263: Reflection, learnings, remembering, and basic needs
December 24, 2020: Reinvigorate our minds: Lessons from The Best Business Books of 2020; The year in photos: uncertainty, joy, and hope; What’s more basic than food?
FF Daily #262: The difference between faith and belief
December 23, 2020: The Month of Melody in the Year of Pandemic; Regulators vs Big Tech; It’s all so simple, but
FF Daily #261: S Ramanujan, the man who continues to inspire
December 22, 2020: BCCI’s original sin; How to sell finance in China; The art of disinnovation
Learning from The Best Business Books of 2020: A fireside chat
In Founding Fuel’s learning session, D Shivakumar, in conversation with R Sriram, discusses what’s different about his best books selection this year. He also shares some of his superpower secrets about how he is able to nurture the discipline to read in the midst of a busy professional life
A little joy, a tinge of hope
People are reclaiming little bits of their daily life. And life is stirring back to normal
