Hi, I'm Ramya.

I've always found it a little unrealistic to define who I am in a few sentences. It would probably be updated every other day anyway.

That said, here's my best attempt today.

I'm a recent Stanford graduate in my twenties, currently living in San Francisco and living this thing called life! A lot of my days revolve around AI and mathematics, but those are only part of the story. I love strava-ing my hikes, discovering new restaurants, wandering through cities, and indulging in new books. I'm also fascinated by human connection and people.

I've recently started writing as well on my Substack, which I hope you'll check out! If any of that resonates with you, I can't wait to hear from you. You can email me at ramya1@stanford.edu; I pride myself on replying to exciting emails rather quickly.

A Messy Collection of Life Advice

#take swings early.

#be overly delusional with your life.

#paralyzation leds to overanalyzation.

#express gratitude freely and often!

#life is meant to be messy.

#learning history builds empathy.

#some areas require order, others require chaos.

#lift others as you climb.

#allow people to change & allow your perception to change about them too.

#taking risks compounds in life.

#sweat the details (the ones that are important).

#taste is a muscle.

#surround yourself with people who are better than you are.

#close the loop.

#i would rather feel everything than nothing, every time.

#reward curiosity.

#hard problems are easier than simple ones.

#it's okay if you are wrong as long as you move fast. plans are measured by decades.

#celebrate openly. criticize privately.

#speed comes from people, not process. exceptional people need fewer rules.

#hire for slopes, not y-intercepts.

#the first 90 days matter the most.

Hi, I'm Ramya.

Lifelong Goals

A Messy Collection of Life Advice