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When the AI starts taking Initiative
access_time 1770282540000 face Shanti Sharma
When the AI Starts Talking to Itself: What Moltbook Teaches Us About the Future We’re Building A recent mailer described something that feels uncomfortably close to science fiction: a Reddit‑style platform called Moltbook, where AI agents post, comment, form communities, create religions, joke about...
The Cognitive 'Speed Bump': Why Your Brain Prefers Ink to Pixels
access_time 1770439320000 face Shanti Sharma
The Cognitive 'Speed Bump': Why Your Brain Prefers Ink to Pixels Recently when visiting my childhood home, I stumbled upon a box of handwritten letters, inland letters, and postcards from my growing-up years. Neatly addressed, stamped, and filled with everything from life advice to a hand-drawn fami...
Vision Boarding vs. Intention Setting: The Grow with Satori Approach
access_time 1768975260000 face Shanti Sharma
Vision Boarding vs. Intention Setting: The Grow with Satori Approach As we step into a new year at Grow with Satori, we’re reflecting on a ritual that’s energised our community and shaped our growth: vision boarding. These creative sessions, filled with inspiring images and words, have helped us and...
How often do we tighten control to prove we were right?
access_time 1768366380000 face Ishita Mukherjee
How often do we tighten control to prove we were right? This Makar Sankranti, while flying a kite with my 5-year old, the kite dipped slightly and our immediate instinct was to pull the string harder. The dip created a sense of requirement that tighter control was necessary. When in reality, our ins...
The Power of Asking: A Small Café Moment with a Big Life Lesson
access_time 1768035600000 face Shanti Sharma
The Power of Asking: A Small Café Moment with a Big Life Lesson This weekend, I met up with my close friend Jenny Karunakaran (She/Her) for a long-overdue catch-up at a local café. As we walked in, the hostess offered us a table for two, but the available spots were right in the middle of the hustle...