Mathsutra by Swaroop

hope that I learn something new in the process. For the better part of my life, I have mostly been a seeker of knowledge. My academic credentials during my school and engineering days are a testimony to that. For nearly 15 years now, I have had a successful IT career, helping my organization deliver transformational IT projects. Somewhere along the way, unknown to me, a small thought implanted itself in my mind. Is there something else that I am passionate about? Is there a different destiny which can help push me to excel further, as a person? In trying to answer these rather dense questions, I realized two simple things that I loved and probably had forgotten in my busy life; Mathematics and Teaching. I have always loved Mathematics; maybe not in a Srinivasa Ramanujam way, but enough to be fascinated by numbers, their universal nature of communication and how they explain most things in the world. The thought of helping a child to learn something or see things from a different perspective excites me. I have had more fun teaching stuff to my daughter than when I learnt them myself. Ergo, I start a new phase of my life, as a Catalyst more than a Teacher. A catalyst who enables children to learn mathematics and basic sciences in a better way. A way that allows them to relate what they learn to what they see around them. And a way that encourages them to know more and learn more.