Gardening isn’t just about flowers or food — it’s about learning to trust the process, let go of control, and grow through seasons of uncertainty. In this intimate reflection, I am sharing lessons from the soil that reach far beyond the garden: about patience, failure, environment, and the quiet wisdom of letting things die so something new can bloom.
We’re taught to chase growth in straight lines — title after title, win after win. But real leadership doesn’t unfold that way. It spirals. Through doubts, detours, and deeply human moments, we learn that progress often disguises itself as pause, failure, or confusion. In this honest reflection, Prakash Bhagat unpacks the nonlinear path of becoming a leader — where confidence is redefined, comparison sheds clarity, and innovation refuses predictability. This is a story for anyone spiraling — not to escape it, but to grow within it.