Yashashwini Singh
from the desk of,

Yashashwini Singh.

Curious about everything. Intentional & Audacious in equal measure.

I choose messily, act imperfectly, and win anyway. Wandering through life, believing it is worth every detour.

a rhythm

A Day in My Life

6:45 am
☼
Wake up, pick my style & travel 45 minutes to work.
8:45 am
☕
Coffee, breakfast and a book, plan the day's intentions, to do lists.
9:45 am
✎
Deep work block — phone in a drawer, music in the headphones & lots of notes
1:00 pm
⌂
Lunch, sometimes with a book, sometimes with friends, mostly with an ice cream.
2:00 pm
✎
Wrapping up, pushing code, noting scope for optimisation.
3:30 pm
♪
Travelling back home, with music, drowsy eyes & caffeinated chatter of the mind.
4:45 pm
❀
Talking to my family, unloading my day, listening to theirs.
6:00 pm
✉
Logging in back for work. Meetings, messages, the social hours of the day.
8:00 pm
🏊
A long swim, sometimes to relax, mostly to push my limits.
9:45 pm
⌂
Dinner, followed by doomscrolling and finally talking to friends
11:30 pm
☾
A book in bed or journalling. Always paper, never a screen.
interests & obsessions

Mind Map

Intellect
Creative
Lifestyle
scattered thoughts

Field Notes

01

How Much Of Your Life Is Truly Yours?

22 July, 2026 · 10 min read

A look at how much of our routines and choices should be delegated before we lose ownership of our own life.

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02

Rooting for the Broken and the Damned.

27 May, 2026 · 8 min read

A slow death of ambition and moral clarity, about the changing perception of stories and characters in modern media.

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03

Dear house of memories,

02 May, 2026 · 6 min read

A letter from the book that I wish to finish writing someday.

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current & recent

Reading Log - 2026

Anna Karenina
Near to the Wild Heart
Hour of the Star
1984
Brave New World
The Picture of Dorian Gray
The Eternal Husband
A Nasty Anecdote
Letters to a Young Poet
Fahrenheit 451
East of Eden

But I don't want comfort, I want god, I want poetry, I want real danger, I want freedom, I want goodness, I want sin.

— Aldous Huxley

There are many things we would throw away if we were not afraid that others might pick it up.

— Oscar Wilde

I am a series of small victories & large defeats & I am as amazed as any other that I have gotten from there to here.

— Charles Bukowski