After living abroad for more than a decade, the place I left behind no longer feels familiar — and the place I live in never fully feels mine. This episode reflects on quiet identity loss, changing friendships, and how life abroad slowly turns names into roles and relationships into situations.

A quiet reflection on growing up middle class, where safety was encouraged more than dreaming. From choosing “secure” paths early in life to looking back with unanswered questions, this episode explores limited dreams, inherited fears, and how some dreams arrive late—almost by accident.

Born in Bengaluru, moved for education, work, marriage, and eventually to Canada — PK reflects on a life lived in motion. This episode explores the quiet feeling of never fully belonging to one place, the weight of responsibility, and raising children who grow up between cultures. Not about immigration or success, but about the subtle, lifelong sense of being temporary everywhere.

A quiet reflection on how middle-class lives are shaped not by preparation, but by adjustment. PK shares a deeply personal moment from his early twenties—an accident, loss of physical ability, and the slow, invisible work of adapting. No motivation. No lessons. Just an honest look at how people learn to live with change, pain, and limits—without anyone noticing.

In this deeply personal episode, PK reflects on the quiet months after graduating from Harvard and losing his job on the same day. With years of experience and multiple degrees, he still faced rejection, silence, and uncertainty in a cold job market. This is not a story about success or solutions — but about vulnerability, identity, and the uncomfortable truth that experience doesn’t always make life safe.

A quiet, honest reflection on modern work-life anxiety. Even with a good salary, many people live with an unspoken fear about job security, relevance, and tomorrow. In this episode, PK talks about that silent question most people carry but rarely say out loud. No advice. No motivation. Just observation and lived reality.

Leadership often looks like authority, respect, and growth from the outside. But inside, it feels very different. In this episode, PK reflects on the quiet pressure that comes with responsibility—holding space for others, carrying unspoken weight, and staying steady while everyone watches. A calm, honest reflection on leadership as lived experience, not a title.

We grow up believing that a stable job equals safety. But somewhere along the way, that promise quietly broke. In this episode, PK reflects on the uncomfortable truth about job security — across IT offices, migration stories, gig work, small businesses, and middle-class lives. No advice. No solutions. Just an honest, lived observation of why having a job no longer guarantees peace of mind