And New… Mountain guy as MMA champion Same, same and not any different. Unless by some misfortune they break their hand in the first round, every time a fighter from a remote, mountainous region whose name conveniently ends with a “V” steps into an MMA title fight, the outcome is almost inevitable. Luck has nothing […]
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TikTok banned in the US! Rejoice, your kids will be thankful later (even if your business might not) By now, everyone has heard the news, TikTok, the app that turned countless teens into overnight sensations, is getting the boot in the US. Let’s pause to appreciate the silver lining, your children might finally regain some
The Maha Kumbh Mela & I: A gathering of millennia and AI This year marks the Maha Kumbh Mela, an event that takes place once every 144 years, a profound convergence of devotion, spirituality, and tradition. For the first time in history, the Indian government is using AI to assist in organizing this monumental gathering.
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Seven Years of Transformation: From Freediving to SEO Mastery For many, this is just another year drawing a close. A time to reflect on the past year, celebrate achievements, and set goals for the year ahead. For me, however, this year is much more than a marker on the calendar. It signifies the culmination of
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Can AI Do Fashion Photography? Well, hold my cup of chai. I haven’t shared much about AI fashion photography yet, not for lack of interest, but because I’m a bit nostalgic for the sound of a real camera’s shutter when capturing portraits. There’s something about that click that’s hard to replace. To be honest, photography
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the whales of shame: blood in mauritian waters Since my previous articles on the illegal whale swimming industry in Mauritius, the situation has evolved in both hopeful and deeply concerning ways. Like the French saying goes, “jamais deux sans trois”, never two without three, as I reflect on these developments, it seems fitting to write a
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From Metaverse to Sacred Valley: A Tech Bro’s Journey to Optimize Mind, Body, and Code As the seasons change, so do our priorities. For many in the tech world, this shift is often dictated by the relentless march of quarterly deadlines. Q1 wraps up, and suddenly it’s time to pivot from one high-priority project to
Awakening from the Dream: How Tibetan Dream Yoga Led Me Beyond Freediving As I stand at the crossroads of my life, preparing to transition back to teaching yoga, I find myself reflecting on the unexpected twists and turns of my journey. At 35, I’ve spent the last seven years as a freediver and freediving instructor,
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Why McLeod Ganj in Dharamshala, and Not Rishikesh is the Perfect Yoga Retreat Destination In India I’ve been living part-time in India since 2021 when I got my OCI (Overseas Citizen Of India) card, and managed to escape the vaccination campaign in Mauritius by going there. I’ve been to a dozen countries in this lifetime
Read This Before You Buy Your First Kit Of Freediving Equipment (It’ll Make You Smarter and Save You Hundreds of Dollars) If you are reading this, you’ve decided to take the plunge and become a certified freediver or you probably just finished a freediving course. You’ve either seen your freediving instructor wear freediving gear, been taught (more like brainwashed) of its importance to improving yourself
