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The one who decides when the day actually starts.
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Work is systems. Home is also systems: animals, a balcony garden, a bike, and a shelf that keeps changing what I notice. This is the room around the work. Faridabad mornings start outside when they can — water the balcony, a short ride, then a reading block before the first call. The rest of the week is remote product work; the garden and the animals are the operating system that is not on a laptop.

“This household also includes my parents. They are not a gallery. They are why the house is a house.”


Desk. Wall. The pegboard holds tools and a ukulele; the whiteboard holds goals that are allowed to be wrong for a while.
Working Volumes — an interactive shelf of seven tools for making.
A dog, a cat, fish, birds, and a small garden on the balcony and the outside strip. Care is a daily cadence, not a weekend project. It is the same muscle as product work: notice, adjust, do not abandon the living system.

The one who decides when the day actually starts.

Independent operations. Supervises the desk.
A quiet tank. Water quality is a product spec.
Sound in the apartment when the city is loud.
Balcony herbs and greens. A few flowering pots that have to survive Faridabad summers. Outside-strip plants that get the leftover attention after the ride.
I cycle because it clears the queue in my head before I design anything. Sport is the same idea at a different intensity: a body that is not only sitting in Figma. No Strava theatre here — just a bike, a route, and the habit of going out.





A dozen kilometres before a call, most weeks. The map matters less than the habit of leaving the house.
Decisions get written before they get slides. The sketchbook is the first system, not a prop.
One primary machine for making. Secondary screens only when the work actually needs them.
The commute that is not a commute. Kit stays simple so leaving the house is not a project.
The most honest tool in the house. If it is dry, the system failed.
Teaching design and AI is not a side lecture. It is another place to test methods, frameworks, and judgment — the same questions as a critique, with different stakes. Workshop reflections live on Teaching; the writing continues on Notes.
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