VaradhaWhat’s in the 30s?Scrolling back on the year section of my date of birth is now making me acutely aware of the passage of time. With each passing year, it is…May 9May 9
Varadha7 questions that I answered trading derivatives for 3 yearsFirstly, a little bit of background. I have a full-time job (unrelated to the markets) and I have been a part-time trader trading…Nov 17, 2023Nov 17, 2023
VaradhainAll Things MillennialBookback — 2022Looking back at 2022, it was more like an extension of 2021 for me. Reading has been the most long-term consistent activity that I have…Dec 22, 2022Dec 22, 2022
VaradhainAll Things MillennialBookback — 20212021 has been a fairly uneventful year. If I have to think of one word that defines this year for me, it would be stagnancy. I spent a big…Dec 28, 2021Dec 28, 2021
VaradhaThe Psychology of MoneyGiven the sudden interest surge in the field of personal finance, there are many avenues from which you could get your customized…Aug 29, 2021Aug 29, 2021
VaradhainAll Things MillennialBookback — 2020For all things that went wrong for me in 2020, from a reading perspective, this has been a good year for me. I tried to put the…Jan 2, 2021Jan 2, 2021
VaradhainAll Things MillennialThe Science of Well-BeingWhen I first heard about this course from a friend, I thought this was just another one of those easy self-help methods on how to lead a…Aug 23, 2020Aug 23, 2020
VaradhainAll Things MillennialPermanent RecordWhether you support partial surveillance or mass surveillance (called ‘bulk collection’ in US language), it’s clear you can’t get out of…May 15, 2020May 15, 2020
VaradhainAll Things MillennialBookback — 2019A book-back is just a look back at the books read this year that was the most fun/ impactful/ inspirational/ insightful. I did this last…Jan 3, 2020Jan 3, 2020
VaradhainAll Things MillennialThe FallThe Fall is a very good example to show that long books don’t necessarily mean more coverage of material. Absurd philosophy, Thought…Oct 5, 2019Oct 5, 2019
