We’ve all heard the phrase — “Jack of all trades, master of none.”

But what if we’ve been hearing it wrong this whole time?

In this deeply personal and reflective episode, Rahul unpacks the real story behind one of the most misunderstood quotes in history. From childhood curiosity and reading atlases for fun to exploring AI, languages, fitness, and philosophy — this episode is a love letter to learning widely in a world that pushes us to go narrow.

You’ll hear about:

1. The original, full version of the quote (spoiler: it’s empowering)
2. Why being a generalist isn’t a flaw, but a mindset
3. A powerful real-world story of a physicist and biologist breaking silos
4. How generalists might be crucial in the age of AI
5. And the joy of learning just for the sake of it

If you've ever felt like you're into too many things, or that you don’t quite “fit” into one label, this one’s for you.

Listen in, and maybe pick up something new this week.

You never know what it might unlock.

In this deeply personal episode, I open up about the highs, lows, and honest messiness of creating without a roadmap. From the chaos of my original “50 Days of Chaos” challenge to burning out and outsourcing my creativity to AI, this is a no-filter reflection on what it means to show up without having it all figured out.

I talk about:

• Why consistency without meaning leads to burnout

• How AI nearly made me lose my curiosity

• The trap of perfection and the power of presence

• The quiet magic of creating unscripted, imperfect work

This episode isn’t about motivation. It’s about permission — to be messy, honest, and human.
No scripts. No performance. Just raw thoughts from someone still figuring it out.

Tune in if you’ve ever felt stuck, burnt out, or afraid to create without a plan.
This one's for you.

In this episode, I'll discuss how things will change from now on and what new things I'll be doing. I'll try to make this a weekly segment and I'll discuss my insights of what i did this week as a high-functioning person.