A society's identity is deeply connected to its history, culture, traditions, and collective memories. These elements tell the stories of where people come from, how their communities evolved, and the values that have shaped their lives across generations. Yet, when histories are forgotten, cultural practices disappear, and the voices of communities remain undocumented, an important part of humanity's shared heritage is lost.

What you learned in your classroom or boardroom in London or Delhi or Toronto does not arrive unchanged in someone else's practice. It arrives as a possibility and becomes theirs. That is not a loss of the original but is the original fulfilling its purpose - the cycle.

Why knowing what you are is only half the story, and why I am glad I met Growth Animals. I was once told I was a sycophant. Not knowing the exact meaning of the word, I assumed someone gave me a feedback that I am a 'psycho', and the rest of the word must be something similar to an 'ele-phant'. So a 'psycho-phant' must be something like a "gigantic psycho" or may be I was perceived as a 'psycho-animal with a trunk'. Turned out I was wrong. This label was given to me during my

I was introduced to Dr. Ram Raghavan, the CEO of RiddleBox. He told me about KAYA Wellbeing Index, his tech platform for employee wellbeing and performance. I listened and somewhere in the middle of what he was saying, I stopped hearing a pitch and started hearing a mirror.