Seven ongoing explorations, in descending order of how long they’ve been running.
Money
Zenca
Where financial clarity meets human psychology — guiding you to act in your own best interests.
After eight years of explaining Bitcoin to anyone who’d listen, I realized most people don’t struggle with Bitcoin — they struggle with money itself, despite how much it shapes their lives. Zenca builds the trunk of financial understanding that everything else, including Bitcoin, can attach to as a branch.
Creating win-win-win policy blueprints for individuals, organizations, and nations in the Bitcoin era.
A 220-minute Bitcoin explainer for 30-odd IIM Ahmedabad batchmates in February 2021 led to a 7-part “Crypto in India” webinar series for the IIMA Public Policy Alumni Special Interest Group, then a briefing to Parliament’s Standing Committee on Finance later that year. Meeting more Bitcoiners in person from 2025 onward convinced me there’s real appetite to build India’s Bitcoin policy together — work I’m now doing quietly with Bitcoin Policy Institute India, and writing about here in the open.
Making sense of ourselves, each other, and everything in between.
I stepped away from work in 2025, financially independent, and noticed most people are on a treadmill they didn’t choose and don’t know how to get off — much of it fueled by a currency that quietly erodes the value of the time they trade for it. This is how I make sense of that.
Exploring the art and science of talking to machines.
I’m not a trained engineer, but I’ve always had the instincts of one. Here I write about what AI can build — today mostly Build This Next ideas, eventually personal projects that don’t belong anywhere else.
Exploring the tech shaping how we live, work, and play.
I over-research every gadget I buy and have never once regretted it. This is where that research gets passed on to people who haven’t discovered the tech yet.
Sharing ideas to solve local challenges so we can connect, contribute, and create change together.
India’s cities have obvious, fixable problems. This is where I name them, propose simple fixes, and push for accountability instead of asking permission.