HeyJaredLeadership, Reinvention & Letters from the In-Between
B2B tech marketing leader (Salesforce, Oracle, Microsoft), Kellogg CMO alum. Now in DC on a working sabbatical, sharing field notes on B2B Marketing, AI, leadership & reinvention. Part time poet, secretly writing historical fiction.
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The Great Indian Over Explanation (opens the original)
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My friend and good neighbour , just called to check if I was coming pandal hopping for a darshan of Ganpati Bappa 4 days before Mumbai prepares to see Him off. I found myself fumbling for words to say no, err…ummm….the kids are coming back early from school….I have a clogged drain and am expecting workers….i’m so sorry i should have called…blah blah blah….<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!dt7Y!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https
The ‘WhatsAppification’ of My Life (opens the original)
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Apparently, I now live inside an app…I have been back in India long enough to understand that there are certain essential pieces of infrastructure without which modern Indian life would simply collapse.Electricity. Water. UPI…And WhatsApp, especially WhatsApp. I had, of course, used WhatsApp before I returned. I thought I understood it. It was an app on my phone through which I spoke to family, exchanged photographs, occasionally ignored a forwarded video and maintained several groups I had mute
Pursuing Myself (opens the original)
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Apparently I was one of the things I brought back from America.There is a quote doing the rounds on the internet: If you don’t know what to pursue in life right now, pursue yourself.Thanks for reading Leadership, Reinvention & Letters from the In-Between! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.<input class="button pr
In Search of Pointless Things (opens the original)
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For most of my adult life, time has come with an assignment.Meetings had agendas, quarters had targets, trips had itineraries. Courses had certificates, learning required goals. Even holidays occasionally acquired plans although I maintain that this was simply good family governance.Thanks for reading Leadership, Reinvention & Letters from the In-Between! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.<input class="email-in
Episode 6: In my Coral Era (opens the original)
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There is a strange thing that happens somewhere around mid-life. You stop asking whether something is fashionable.You stop wondering whether it matches the curtains, the trend forecast or the opinions of strangers on the internet.Instead, your brain asks one gloriously uncomplicated question.“Does this make me ridiculously happy?”Increasingly, for reasons I cannot fully explain, the answer seems to involve the color coral.<a class="image-link image
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