Deepak Mishra

        Since childhood I had a habit of following either my mother or elder sister in the house while they were walking. Even if we were talking on a topic or not, I kept following them. When I am talking, I keep talking even if they are not listening. I found the same habit in my fiancé as well. When she and I are together, if she is busy, I follow her and if I am busy, she follows me. We both are childish in many ways.         On Monday Morning, she and I both woke up early, had tea and got ready to go out. She put on some makeup like kajal and eye liner and she was looking too cute.         Cook was cooking the breakfast. We were waiting for breakfast to get cooked. Due to hunger I started walking in the hall and my fiancé unknowingly started following me as usual. I could hear her footsteps behind me all the time. After 10 minutes of walking I went to the balcony and stood there watching the surrounding. After ...

        I am not a Nirankari but views probably are same.           Today I read another shared post on Facebook in which Muhammad Ali quotes, "The day I met Islam, I found a power within myself that no man could destroy or take away". Well said bro.           Why did you need Islam to be powerful? You had the power within. How can someone from the sky or following someone already dead bring it out, when you yourself can't?           Few days ago, I received a Whatsapp post from my sister about Ram being an example for being good. I had a long argument with her on this belief.           For GOD sake, we all know he killed Raavan and got his wife from him and later abandoned her into the jungle when she was pregnant. He even took Agni Pariksha of his wife to confirm her purity. Would she have been wrong if she would have failed the Apni Pariksha? No kidnapper kid...

        In September, when I with my 2 friends and cofounders Rohit and Sumit moved to Bangalore, we lived in a PG in front of Inchara Hotel, JP Nagar for 5 months. We 3 and 2 of our neighbors became good friends. We used go out for tea and cigarettes every 2-3 hours. There was a tea shop beside Inchara Hotel. A guy of about 30 years old, a servant and a girl of around 25 years old used to be in the shop.         When I went to the shop for the first time for tea with my friends, from the corner of my eye, I was observing the girl. I noticed that she was unhappy. I wondered who is she. May be sister of the guy. Then I saw the toe ring, that only married women wear. She must be the guy's wife. I came back to PG in 10 minutes. I was thinking about her the whole day. I kept guessing her story and reason for unhappiness.         She is young and married. She runs a shop. She gives tea and cigarettes to customers.   ...

        The title says it all. So I want to keep the post very small.         We humans have a qualities not many other animals can have. We are curious, we are ambitious, we are smart, we think, we fear , we regret and we fear regretting but the quality I am addressing in this post is we regret fearing .         We fear taking risks at right time and we don't act. We even fear changes, the changes that will happen if we made the risky choice. We ignore the thoughts that comes in our minds, only out of that fear. We fear that if we fail, we might get scolded by elders or spouse, we might regret later, we may loose money, time or respect by acting to the thoughts. We don't make the choice that could change our life.         After some time, when we don't have the choice, we regret that we should have taken the risk that time and we regret being a coward. This regret is very common because ev...

        I and my 2 co-founders Rohit and Sumit of Awesummly live together in a 2BHK apartment. Few days after we moved here, Sumit bought a very cute golden retriever puppy (female). We named her Sudo. We play with her a lot. We take her outside in the corridor for walk, poop and play.         Since the day Sudo came, our interactions with neighbors and building mates increased. We came to know that we are surrounded by hot girls from all directions. While playing with her, whoever passes by in the corridor stops by to play with the cute puppy, and mostly girls. She have tendency to go mad when she sees anyone other than we 3. She jumps on them playfully and start licking them anywhere and by anywhere literally anywhere.         There are 2 hot girls in our neighborhood. They open their door when they hear the puppy barking. Rohit and Sumit act innocent and say "Sudo no Sudo no" but launch her in the direction of the girls ...

You have a technology solution and then you are finding out the problems it can solve. You should work on finding a problem first, then find a solution. This is what every mentor we met till date have told us. Though they are enlightening us the way startup industry works. But I have a different view about it. In problem first approach, first of all the problem must be worth solving. Secondly solving the problem must be feasible. Many problems worth solving are not solvable due to constraints and infeasibility. Just to over exaggerate, my biggest problem is the mistakes I did in the past that I regret. I want to correct them. For that I need to go back in the past and stop myself from doing them. So the solution is building a product which can take me back in time. I want to make a time machine. Lol. I work in a reverse way. I analyse myself about what I am capable of doing. I see for problems I can solve later.