I am super excited to feature a new series on my blog: Interview with a Nomad, in which I ask five questions of people who identify as digital nomads - (am I the only one that loathes that term)? These questions are: What is your website if you have one? Talk about your brand and what work you do online while travelling. Where are you from? How did you come to be travelling long term and what was that journey like? What is the biggest challenge you face when travelling long t

I am super excited to feature a new series on my blog: Interview with a Nomad, in which I ask five questions of people who identify as digital nomads (am I the only one that loathes that term)? These questions are: What is your website if you have one? Talk about your brand and what work you do online while travelling. Where are you from? How did you come to be travelling long term and what was that journey like? What is the biggest challenge you face when travelling long ter

Meal prep changed the way I fuel my body. Three years ago I was unhealthy, not eating enough or eating processed food riddled with excess sugar, salt, and trans fats. Ramen was my go-to, which isn’t exactly fuel for the body or the mind. I was sluggish and moody. I knew that I needed to make dietary changes but felt trapped in a vicious cycle of late nights at the office, which meant picking food up on my way home or throwing something together, haphazardly. Cooking dinner ev

Gliding past vehicles at a 100 km/h with humongous rocks on one side and 10000 foot deep valleys on the other, or sailing past cars at a 180 km/h on expressways with the sun setting and its golden rays making your face unusually beautiful: these are experiences that either sends your blood pumping, with adrenaline, kicking in to new heights or make you as serene as a priest. But, whatever the effect, they are worth the effort. When we talk about India, we don’t really care ab