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Transcendence: An Emergent Life — Aishwarya Khanduja

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Over the past four years, my professional and personal life has been marked by significant change encompassing four moves, three countries, two jobs, and one graduate degree. Needless to say, I have been exploring and questioning what I’m supposed to do, sort of the age-old Purpose question. It is difficult to exist when you are constantly questioning if you are reaching your highest potential, “what’s next?”, if this is the “correct” path (although I know there is no singular “right” way to live – A24 films have shown us the seemingly unlimited amounts of permutations of every fork in the road that could unfold different lives (1)). I often find myself consistently and perpetually exploring – paralyzed by the breadth of my interests. I worry the choices I have made weren’t mine and were infected with proving myself for external validation. It makes me want to break everything that is gluing together my present reality, the way I am currently experiencing life and start from scratch. T

Transcendence: An Emergent Life - Aishwarya Khanduja 02/15/2024 Transcendence: An Emergent Career Life notes on uncertainty, freedom, and my life’s work Over the past four years, my professional and personal life has been marked by significant change encompassing four moves, three countries, two jobs, and one graduate degree. Needless to say, I have been exploring and questioning what I’m supposed to do, sort of the age-old P urpose question. It is difficult to exist when you are constantly questioning if you are reaching your highest potential, “what’s next?”, if this is the “correct” path (a

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