Sahil Parikh

I came across the Nike Fit app today in the news .

I love mechanical watches (a touch of analog in a digital world) but recently I have been wearing my Apple Watch on workdays.

For software projects, I am a big believer in remote work. 100%.

Whenever I get a new device (Mac, iPad or iPhone) I don’t migrate data from the old device but I start from scratch.

I finally deleted the Instagram app off my iPhone on March 14 and things couldn’t have been better!

"Shrugging off concerns that Apple missed smartphone unit sales estimates in its most recent quarter, Buffett explained that spending time trying to guess how many iPhone X devices were sold in a three-month period “totally misses the point” of the stock

What a great way to spend summer!

I started my career as a software developer in 2002 after graduating in B.S.

An interesting observation came up while having dinner at a friend’s place last evening.

Any eta on sorting personal tasks, specifically by date?

This is a must-watch video if you are running or working in a company.

Enjoying the view and a pint of Mythos beer in Greece.

The smartphone platform wars are pretty much over, and Apple and Google won The above line is from Benedict Evans’s article “Platform wars: the final score (July 2016) I have been using an iPhone since the last 8 years.

Let me get this out of the way — I am a huge Apple fan and own pretty much the entire product line.

What a fantastic talk by Jeff Lawson (of Twilio) on having conviction when running a business or starting up.

I just upgraded to Newton (previously CloudMagic).

Over the years I have come to realize that there is one trait that you need to look out for when hiring developers for your product team.

Lately, I have been observing that WhatsApp and other messaging tools are sucking out productivity from the workplace.

I have been interviewing people for a couple of positions at Brightpod: 1. full stack PHP developer 2. digital marketer.

People are selling, selling and selling all day.

I have had a love-hate relationship with Twitter.

Early morning tee-off I have been playing golf for 20 years (yeah, started when I was 15) with a break of 5 years beteen 2009–2013.

I read an interesting article over the weekend titled The era of the (digital) omnivore is upon us.

Beautiful, temporary beach art.

Inc. has got a great article on Box founder Aaron Levie — Don’t Bet Against Aaron Levie.

I woke up Saturday to the news of Do.com’s shut down.

The Samsung Galaxy Gear says “First!”

Buy software.

We all want to know what people using our web apps are thinking.

I came across a really good startup article on my Twitter feed today and I thought I’d share it with you’ll — From a Mailchimp email and Wufoo form to $25k in 3 months.

It is exciting to think about the future of your business but that should not be at the cost of missing out on the present.

Brightpod was launched on April 16th.

“A man should never neglect his family for business.” — Walt Disney Vacation is a good time to disconnect from work and take a break to relax, rejuvenate and refresh.

“Live for today because yesterday is gone and tomorrow is unknown.” — Anonymous I have a two year old daughter and a startup.

I can spend a whole day just reading articles, blog posts and answers on Quora.

As a startup founder or CEO we have a lot of different things that we need to look at each day.

We built DeskAway during 2006–2007.

A great piece by Farhad Manjoo on Why Did Google Reader Die?

So, Google decides to axe Google Reader by July 1st, 2013.

You know this but let me reiterate — your website (or landing page) is your most important asset.

Technology writers are the new PR rockstars.

February was a busy month for all of us here at Brightpod.

I received a mail an hour ago and I thought I should share it with you’ll.

I like this simple touch that Evernote adds to your account when you become a premium member.

I just started reading The Power of Habit book on my Kindle this past weekend.

This week, I met up with an entrepreneur who wanted to build a SaaS business.

When everyone has access to the same tools … then having a tool isn’t much of an advantage.

I just finished watching a movie/documentary titled Jiro Dreams of Sushi.

Recently, I have been spending a few hours everyday at a location (Kala Ghoda Cafe, Starbucks) other than our office.

We are putting the final wraps on Brightpod — our new collaboration app for marketing professionals.