Why Every Investor Should Experience the Chaos of an IVF Clinic
Title: Why Every Investor Should Experience the Chaos of an IVF Clinic I was in the clinic the other day, watching the organized chaos unfold around me: nurs...
Month: August 2026
AI Tutors Promise the World: My Kids Just Want to Learn
Title: AI Tutors Promise the World, My Kids Just Want to Learn I've been mulling over the promises of AI in education ever since I saw my daughter, Ananya, ...
The Misleading Allure of ‘Miracle’ IVF Clinics
Check for Accreditation: Ensure the clinic is accredited by a recognized body. In India, for instance, clinics should be registered with the Indian Council o...
Why I Trust a Patient’s Intuition Over Lab Results
I've been an IVF specialist long enough to know that the sterile, fluorescent-lit hallways of a lab can never quite capture the nuances of human life. Every ...
How a Startup Pitch Reminded Me of a Crucial IVF Consultation
Title: When a Startup Pitch Reminded Me of a Fertility Consultation Dear Reader, Last week, I sat across from a young founder who reminded me vividly of a co...
The Realities of IVF: Why I Prioritize Honesty Over Comfort
I've been thinking a lot about honesty lately. Last week, a couple sat across from me in my office, their eyes filled with both hope and trepidation as we di...
Why I Believe Founders Can Learn Patience from IVF Patients
I've been reflecting on a recent encounter with a couple at my IVF clinic. They came to me after multiple unsuccessful rounds of treatment, their determinati...
When My Child’s Curiosity Outsmarted an AI Tutor in Real-Time
I remember a striking moment not long ago when I was observing my child interacting with an AI tutor. It was an evening like many others, where my child's cu...
My Perspective on Why IVF Patients Are More Resilient Than Most Founders
I've been pondering over a curious observation lately. As an IVF specialist, I am constantly in awe of the resilience and tenacity my patients exhibit as the...
Startups and Patients: Why Curiosity Should Drive Both Journeys
I've been thinking a lot lately about curiosity, that insatiable drive to ask "why" or "what if", and how it plays out in the two worlds I straddle: startu...