In my early twenties, I was constantly searching — for purpose, clarity, and ways to understand myself better. But I wasn’t ready for therapy, and I didn’t always have people I could talk to.
Books became my quiet mentors.
Each of these five reads hit me at the right time. I didn’t just read them — I felt them.
(And Why It Should Be Yours Too)
Nepal’s raw beauty – where Himalayan giants pierce sapphire skies and emerald valleys hum with ancient secrets – demands more than a tent or tatty mat. As a monsoon-season trekker and Kathmandu backyard dreamer, I’ve tested 12+ hammocks. Only one survived Nepal’s mood swings: LangtangGear Hammock. Here’s why this warrior of hammocks dominates my pack and deserves a spot in yours.
Nepal’s entrepreneurial ecosystem is booming, fueled by a young, tech-savvy population and increasing digital connectivity. As we approach 2025, staying ahead means embracing cutting-edge technologies tailored to Nepal’s unique challenges and opportunities. Whether you’re a startup founder, developer, or small business owner, these five tech trends will define success in Nepal’s fast-evolving market.
My 20s have been a crazy ride—full of risks, failures, unexpected turns, and lessons no classroom could have ever prepared me for. I started businesses, lost jobs, worked for others, and then realized I needed to build my own future.
Looking back, these are the five biggest lessons that completely changed my life.
When I first started The High Road, I had big dreams. I wanted to build a thriving web development and digital marketing agency. But things didn’t go as planned. Clients backed out, I made mistakes, and there were months when I barely made any money. It felt like failure, but each setback taught me something valuable—how to manage clients, handle tough situations, and keep pushing forward even when it felt impossible.
“Hello, World!”—two simple words that every programmer writes when they first begin coding. It’s the universal starting point, a test to see if everything is working correctly. But for me, as a web developer and entrepreneur, this phrase has taken on a deeper meaning.
It represents more than just a line of code; it embodies the courage to start something new, the willingness to experiment, and the mindset to embrace growth, whether in tech, business, or life.
