Running keeps teaching me a simple truth: The bigger risk isn’t moving forward, it’s standing still. Comfort is tempting. Repeating yesterday feels safe. But growth - whether in running, leadership, or life, lives on the skinny branch. Yes, it wobbles. Yes, it feels risky. But that’s exactly where the fruit is. As leaders, our role isn’t to guard the status quo, it’s to shake it up. To stretch ourselves, our teams, and our businesses. Because the day we stop innovating is th

You send a thoughtful message. You highlight your achievements, maybe even ask for advice. And then……silence. No reply. No acknowledgment. You start to wonder: Did I say something wrong? Did I offend? Or just rude? I used to believe silence was a form of rejection. But over time, I realized something else: people don’t ignore messages because they are unkind; they ignore them because we gave them no reason to care. This applies far beyond one-to-one messages. It holds true fo

Even if no one claps, still show up. Not every effort gets claps. Not every idea gets noticed. Sometimes, it’s just you… and silence. That’s when it’s toughest. Consistency feels harder when no one is watching. But that’s exactly when you must clap for yourself. Because if you’re not your biggest fan, who will be? Keep showing up, keep going, you’re doing better than you think. So go on… give yourself a little Sunday clap today! 💛 Tell me in the comments, what’s one small w

Yesterday’s Town Hall was more than just a quarterly check-in at Ubisoft India studios, it was a celebration of progress, purpose, and the people behind it. From meaningful progress across our work to strong momentum built around key themes and priorities, we’re not just moving forward, we’re evolving with intent. And at the heart of it all? Our people. The energy, the awards, the recognition, it was a reminder that great outcomes come from teams that care deeply and give the

Not every conversation is about being right. Sometimes, it’s just about understanding where the other person is coming from. Over time, I’ve realised - we don’t always need to fix, convince, or correct. What we really need is to pause, listen, and stay curious. Because when we stop judging and start listening, ✅resistance turns into a real conversation, ✅opinions turn into possibilities, ✅and influence begins to happen without the push. It’s not about having all the answers.