Tanvi Dubey

“You will never change what you tolerate.” – Joel Osteen #truethat

I’ve finally reached home!!!

In jazz, there's no script: You have to figure things out as you go along. Sometimes you need to sit back and let others drive things; other times, you blare it out yourself. To do the right thing at the right moment you need to really listen to the people you're playing with so that you can understand where they're going. All great creative collaboration should feel the same way. Combining your different skills like different instruments, improvising creatively, and at the same time subordinating yourself to the goals of the group leads to playing great music together. But it's important to keep in mind what number of collaborators will play well together: A talented duo can improvise beautifully, as can a trio or quartet. But gather ten musicians and no matter how talented they are, it's probably going to be too many unless they're carefully orchestrated. #principleoftheday

Unfortunately road block and diversion. So close to home yet so far. This is going to be a long day…

Getting home today felt like a lot of luck. Waterlogged roads and traffic at a standstill.

TWELVE years to date - Major Mukund Varadarajan, Ashoka Chakra (P), 22 RAJPUT & Sepoy Vikram Singh Shaurya Chakra (P) 17 RAJPUT- both of 44 RASHTRIYA RIFLES made the supreme sacrifice in a fierce encounter with terrorists at Shopian, J&K #OnThisDay 25 April in 2014 #LestWeForgetIndia🇮🇳 the two #IndianBraves 🏵️

From Emily Dickinson.

Not much beats being loved by a dog. ❤️

Quote of the day. #qotd

12th Main, Indiranagar during weekends is a nightmare best avoided.

Weekend coffee just hits different. A little slower, a little quieter, exactly how it should be.

Constantly changing direction isn’t flexibility. It’s confusion.

The patterns don’t change much. Only the players do.

“Some things cannot be saved or protected. They simply pass through us.” - Han Kang

Most customer frustration isn’t about the issue, it’s about not being heard. Saw this play out with a brand I really like :-(

You learn a lot about a person by how casually they treat your time.

Knowing something and being able to articulate it clearly are not the same thing.

A reminder from Carl Jung:

Listening builds familiarity. Writing reveals understanding.

Long weekend = adulting backlog finally addressed!