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One loom. Three weaves. Find what's meant for you.
Most publications tell you what they’re about. I’d rather show you.
The Hidden Weave exists because the best ideas don’t stay in their lanes. Ancient wisdom shows up in boardrooms. Business frameworks illuminate personal decisions. History rhymes with headlines. My job is to find those threads and pull them together.
My loom produces three weaves (more to come!):
Strategic Weave is where I go beneath the surface and beyond the headlines to understand what's really going on and what to do about it. Frameworks, mental models, and deep dives into AI. Start with Two Moves, where I argue that AI will make you irrelevant if your value lives in a process rather than a perspective that only you can offer.
Inner Weave is about spirituality, mindfulness, and the inner work. I draw on ancient wisdom to illuminate how we must live and lead. Start with Don’t Offer Wilted Flowers, which reminds you that your best self is needed now, not saved for some perfect moment that may never come.
Personal Weave is about personal growth and reinvention. Here I will explore the habits, practices, and lived lessons that shape who we’re becoming. Start with The New Physics of Skills, because AI has made skills fluid, which means that you must become deeper in your anchor skills and broader in you radius of expertise.
You don’t have to read everything. Pick the stream that matches where you are right now.
I write at full resolution here, not compressed for a platform. I don’t publish on a rigid schedule. I publish when I have something worth saying. And in every post, I promise you will find at least one idea that will stay with you after you close the tab.
That’s the weave. Glad you’re here.
- Mohan
So Mr Sawhney, I’m a writer or a poet of an idealist or romantic. So either way I probably live in an alternate reality concurrently too with the physical world around me! In response to your question with regards to the gap btw knowing and doing - what I understand intellectually but can’t see clearly to act - I would talk about being worthy. I understand, intellectually, that I don’t have to carry everything to be worthy. That my value isn’t in how much I can hold together for others, or how much I can absorb without breaking. I know that taking rest is not a reward and that setting boundaries aren’t rejection. I do know this clearly ‘intellectually.’ And yet, in practice, in everyday life, I still find myself stepping in, filling gaps, staying a little longer than I should. Not because I don’t know better, but because something in me still equates care with effort, and presence with endurance.
The gap isn’t in awareness.
I think that’s where doing becomes harder for me than knowing.