Author: Mayuri Jain
The Man with the Torn Shoes
When I was small, every morning before the sun had even stretched its golden arms across the sky, I would wake up to the sound of my dadi’s soft voice. She would gently shake me awake, her bangles jingling as she whispered, “Chalo, beta, it’s time for the temple.” Wrapped in a cozy shawl, I…
Diversification is The Key to Survival and Growth for Commercial Lenders in Challenging Times
“In times of economic turbulence, diversification isn’t just a strategy—it’s a lifeline.” This powerful statement underscores the critical importance of diversification for commercial lenders, especially in today’s volatile economic landscape. In an era marked by rapid technological advancements and unpredictable market dynamics, commercial lenders must look beyond their traditional customer bases and explore new avenues…
Why Finance is Deploying Natural Language Processing
In the ever-evolving landscape of finance, Natural Language Processing (NLP) has emerged as a game-changer. This innovative technology, which enables computers to understand and interpret human language, is transforming the way financial institutions operate, enhancing efficiency, and offering new insights. Here’s a deep dive into why finance is increasingly leveraging NLP and its profound impact…
Becoming Happens in Motion
There’s a myth that you’ll feel ready before doing something that truly matters.That certainty will arrive like sunlight before the leap. That confidence will precede action. But real life doesn’t work that way. Readiness is a product of movement—not a prerequisite.Clarity is something you gather along the path—not at the starting line.Growth doesn’t come from…
The Library Book and the Little Girl Who Waited
The library was my safe space as a child. While other kids ran to the playground, I ran to bookshelves, losing myself in pages filled with adventures. One day, I was waiting in line to check out my favorite book—one I had already read three times but couldn’t get enough of. As I stepped forward,…
The Lost Puppy and the Heart That Couldn’t Say No
It was an ordinary afternoon—one of those slow, uneventful walks home from school, where my thoughts drifted between homework, the smell of freshly baked samosas from the corner shop, and whether I had remembered to return a friend’s book. Then, just as I turned a familiar street corner, I saw it. A tiny puppy, curled…
Are you Ready? FedWire Modernization, Unlocking New Opportunities for Financial Enterprises
FedWire, operated by the Federal Reserve Banks, is essential for large-value and time-sensitive payments, ensuring secure and efficient fund transfers between financial institutions. As the financial landscape evolves, the upcoming modernization of FedWire presents significant implications for financial enterprises. FedWire processes transactions in real-time, handles large-value transfers, and supports time-critical payments. It plays a crucial…
You Are Not Behind
We live in a world obsessed with timing. Metrics. Milestones.As if life is a checklist and we’re racing to keep up.But the soul doesn’t wear a watch. It doesn’t bloom on schedule. It doesn’t care when others arrived—it only cares that you arrive fully when you do. You are not late to your own life….
Come Home to the Self You’ve Abandoned
There is an ache we carry, so quiet and so familiar that we mistake it for who we are. It’s the ache of disconnection—not from others, but from ourselves. We chase love, applause, accomplishment—not because we are greedy, but because we are exiled. From our own knowing. From our own enoughness. From our own breath….