I’m Girish Nandan — a writer, system thinker, and intuitive designer passionate about making sense of complex inner experiences and translating them into practical, meaningful insights. My work blends personal transformation, thoughtful storytelling, and structural clarity. Whether I’m writing, building tools, or mapping new ideas, I’m always curious about systems and how we grow, adapt, and create from the inside out. This blog is a space where I share reflections, creative frameworks, and insightful perspectives for anyone navigating change, purpose, or reinvention. Thanks for being here.
I’m available for intuitive consulting, and creative projects that align with meaningful transformation, clarity, and purpose-driven design.
Jun 22, 2025 · 3 min read · I love reading, it’s my best hobby and I can’t imagine myself without reading and it helped a lot to expand my awareness. I have horizontally explored many areas based on my interests. The recent books which worked out for me and some of the seminal ...
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Jun 13, 2025 · 8 min read · I came from a middle-class Hindu family background, but I’ve always had a sense of skepticism towards religious practices and social norms. I’m not a religious person. I’ve always been a truth seeker—questioning things and not simply accepting the im...
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Jun 9, 2025 · 3 min read · Throughout history, many systems have evolved and shaped the world we know today. While some advancements have been made, core issues still persist. Democracy, as an ideal, remains unfulfilled in many parts of the world. The following observations hi...
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Jun 8, 2025 · 3 min read · I'm so grateful for this life because of all the experiences I had, which they contributed to this phase of life. After doing deep unlearning from the illusions, I came into some certainty in my worldview and started walking on it and deeply invested...
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Jun 7, 2025 · 4 min read · I have been figuring out life, I did so many jobs from professionally and part-time to figure out which works for me. After doing all the jobs, I only realised I don’t fit in this system entirely. I experimented with some works and jobs, working in ...
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