I don’t know how others feel, but I feel we're a power couple in the making! It's amazing how much we can achieve when working together as a team, both in business and in life.Recently, my wife and I spent the entire weekend at our company's annual meet-up where we met our entire remotely working team. It made me realize just how much we've grown as a couple while we grew our company from just a sapling to a little plant today.As entrepreneurs juggling multiple roles, life can get challenging at times on a personal level. But the support we find in one another makes all the difference. We’ve learned:🌟How we can split work time and personal time so we won't bore ourselves🌟To build a channel for open communication to help us stay aligned and supportive🌟To pat one another’s back when we achieve something🌟To collaborate on tasks and to share responsibilities - there’s no blame game and no one person takes the creditAnd this is the path we’re building till our little plant becomes a big tree!To all the power couples out there, let’s celebrate the balance we’ve achieved and inspire others to do the same. If you liked our story, leave us a cheer, and feel free to share yours!hashtag#powercouple hashtag#entrpreneurship hashtag#worklifebalance hashtag#partnershipgoals

17 years is a long time. It’s enough time to build careers, start families, face failures, celebrate wins, and evolve into versions of ourselves we could never have imagined back in our university days. Yet, for six engineering alumni, those years disappeared the moment they met again—like pieces of a puzzle falling into place.What began as a casual reunion turned into a powerful exchange of wisdom, inspiration, and professional insight. We met in the same spirit that fueled late-night study sessions and coffee-fueled brainstorming marathons—this time not in a classroom, but around a table filled with stories, laughter, and reflection.From Classmates to Industry LeadersEach of the six brought a unique journey to the table.One had taken the entrepreneurial leap, building a startup from scratch.Another had scaled the corporate ladder in a multinational tech firm.One had shifted gears completely, moving into academia to shape the engineers of tomorrow.Another found his calling in the sustainability and tech world.One had worked across cities, managing engineering teams spread across continents.And the last had bridged engineering and spirituality, bringing technical insight into the design of mindful technologies and human-centered systems that promote inner well-being and conscious living.Despite their different paths, one thing united them all: the foundational years they spent together and the engineering mindset that continues to shape their lives.