More About me

2026-04-01

#ai#technology#product#mindset

tldr; I'm a small-town kid who got addicted to the internet, dropped out of IIT Madras, and decided the syllabus was actually wherever the rabbit hole went next - Bubble docs at 2am, Flutter screens, EV dashboards, LLM SQL hacks, ML papers, Premiere timelines, and the occasional standup set.

Chose tech because I have too many real interests to fit into one lane: biology, physiology, evolution, nutrition, medicine, sports, media, strength training, flying, and space. Instead of picking a single field, I picked a base flexible enough to hold all of them, so I get the freedom to keep evolving instead of locking into one fixed identity.

Somethings I believe in

Ask forgiveness, not permission. Clarity shows up after you start, never before.
There's no right time, only the next one. Your second attempt will beat your first.
Motion isn't direction, and speed only helps when you're pointed right. Watch the feedback, not the movement.
Iteration times consistency is what compounds. Neither one alone does much.
Whatever you can control is a skill issue. Whatever you can't, ignore it.
Learn fast, but think slow enough to notice when you're drifting.
Your dopamine sources set your ceiling. Choose them like it matters.
Most procrastination wears a costume: polished decks, fake plans, research tabs, premium UI kits. It's still fear.
Proof of work beats ideas. A rough v0 shipped this week beats a perfect v1 you're still planning.
An idea with no live URL is nothing. A live URL with no users means ship harder.
I'd rather break in public than polish in a private draft.
I'll keep shipping rough tools and weird bots until someone pays me to ship theirs faster.
Code and media are the rare things that keep working after you stop touching them.
Read what the greats already worked out before assuming you're the first to hit the problem.
You're always being shaped, by people and inputs, online and off. Pick both on purpose.
Energy and time are the only currency you actually own.
Urgency is fuel. Burnout is not the same thing, so don't mistake one for the other.
"nothing helps; i must help myself, or i am finished" - Friedrich Nietzsche