TYAGARAJAN
SUNDARESAN®
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INDEPENDENT WRITER / BANGKOK, THAILAND

THINK.
WRITE.
WANDER.

Writer, freelancer, and recovering corporate employee in Bangkok. I write, watch movies, wander, take photographs, and form opinions about food and gadgets that nobody requested. This is a small record of what I’m making and noticing. For shorter bursts, you can also find me on Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn.

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Tyagarajan Sundaresan
TS / 001
WORDS · IMAGES · LIFE
FROM THE WRITING / 001—004

A few thoughts that stuck.

Four short lines from longer rambles.

01 / WHO I AM

ABOUT↘

I write full-time from Bangkok. Before this, I spent more than a decade building e-commerce products at Flipkart, Amazon and Agoda. I remain dangerously capable of turning a minor personal decision into a roadmap.

Off the clock, I read books I should have read years ago, photograph things most people walk past, and write my newsletter Could Be Worse — a collection of observations on life, work, and the awkward bit where they overlap. The reading backlog remains undefeated.

02 / WORDS IN PUBLIC

WRITING✳

Writing is how I work out what I think, usually after I’ve confidently said something else. I’ve written in many places for many years. These days I write Could Be Worse. I also write Breaking Good, a less frequent newsletter about leaving corporate life for a life of writing. Sometimes I post on LinkedIn, where every sentence is in danger of becoming a lesson.

03 / THE DAY JOB(S)

WORK↘

[Current Company / Role]

[Title] · [Year] – Present

[One or two sentences describing what you do, what you build, what you care about in this role. Keep it human, not corporate.]

[Previous Company / Project]

[Title] · [Year] – [Year]

[Brief description of what you did, what it taught you, why it mattered.]

[Side Project or Earlier Role]

[Context] · [Year]

[Description.]

04 / THROUGH THE LENS

LOOK
AGAIN.

From the archive

EXPLORE PHOTOGRAPHS ↗
Through the lens
05 / THE OPEN DOOR

HAVE
A WORD.

Have a thought about something I’ve written, a project, or simply a reason to say hello? Send a note. I promise not to reply with a framework.