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Srivastav
Deeply invested in healthcare, education, finance & sustainability — where ambitious ideas meet real-world execution. Fuelled by great books and finer single malts.
About
I am a multidisciplinary thinker with a deep passion for healthcare, education, finance, and sustainability — especially where ambitious ideas collide with real-world execution.
Whether dissecting healthcare policy over a quiet evening, debating equitable education, or exploring how capital can be a force for good — I am most alive when ideas are in motion.
Beyond the boardroom, you will find me lost in a self-help book, hunting down a cask-strength single malt, or seeking conversations that shift how I see the world.
What I Care About
Exploring where policy, technology, and human-centred design converge to democratise access to quality care — from preventive wellness to systemic reform.
Advocating for equitable, lifelong learning experiences that unlock human potential — at the intersection of pedagogy, technology, and social mobility.
Believing capital allocation is an act of values. Interested in impact investing, financial inclusion, and building systems where growth is broadly shared.
Committed to ideas that honour future generations. From climate finance to regenerative business — sustainability is not a checkbox, it is a responsibility.
Favourite Books
The greatest book on investing. A must for anyone who wants to be an investor.
View on Amazon 01This collection of annual letters from the Oracle of Omaha beats the best investment books out there.
View on Amazon 02If you want to understand Buffett and his simple investment approach, you cannot do better than this.
View on Amazon 03An excellent book on money; it is not necessarily a book on investing but will make you a better investor.
View on Amazon 04A coffee table book that is genuinely readable and will make you a better investor and human being.
View on Amazon 05One of the most successful investment books of all time. Use what you know from your life experience to invest.
View on Amazon 06The greatest book of all time. Published in 1859 but is eminently readable even today.
View on Amazon 07A popular book that got many started on evolutionary theory. Makes a controversial but compelling case.
View on Amazon 08An extraordinarily gifted writer presents a genuine classic on evolutionary theory.
View on Amazon 09A graduate-level book that covers most topics of evolutionary theory quite well.
View on Amazon 10A huge book but its value far exceeds its weight. One of the best on the general theory of evolution.
View on Amazon 11A highly accessible book on genetics for laypeople. Makes a difficult subject easy to understand.
View on Amazon 12The best book to get started on the philosophy of evolution.
View on Amazon 13Own your morning and elevate your life. A revolutionary morning routine based on insights from working with the most successful people.
View on Amazon 14Philosophy
Drawn to work where the measure of success is meaningful change, not mere activity. Execution without intention is just noise — and there is enough noise already.
Reading broadly and deeply is not a hobby — it is how I stress-test assumptions and find unexpected connections that lead to genuine insight. Every book is a conversation.
Like the finest single malt, the best outcomes are products of time, craft, and restraint. I invest in long arcs and compound over years, not quarters.
Personal development is not a destination. Each conversation, book, and challenge is an invitation to become slightly wiser, kinder, and more effective than yesterday.
Get in Touch
Open to thoughtful conversations about ideas that matter — a question, a collaboration, or swapping book recommendations.