If you've ever felt like the world is moving faster than you can think

If you’ve ever felt like the world is moving faster than you can think —
Keep reading.

If you’ve sat in a meeting about “AI transformation” while quietly wondering what it all actually means for you —
Keep reading.

If you’ve built a life that looks impressive on LinkedIn but feels restless at 5 AM —
Keep reading.

If you’ve ever wanted to stop running, sit on a bench, and ask yourself one honest question —
What am I actually running toward?

Then this story was written for you.
6:17 AM.
Two strangers. One bench. A park by the sea in Mumbai.

Every morning at exactly 6:17, a man runs past. He builds AI systems for a living. His life is fast, optimized, and impressive on paper.

Every morning at exactly 6:17, a woman is already sitting there. She photographs sunrises for a living. Her life is slow, uncertain, and honest.

One morning, she looks up and asks him a question nobody at work ever has.
That conversation changes everything.

No plot twists.
No villains.
No algorithms.

Just two people figuring out what kind of life is actually worth building — in a world that won’t stop telling them to move faster.

I wrote this novel because I believe the most important question of the AI age isn’t what machines can do.
It’s what humans choose to do with the time, space, and freedom that technology creates.

6:17 AM is available for FREE on Amazon for the next few days.
It’s short. You can finish it in one sitting.

Maybe on your morning commute.
Maybe before your first meeting.
Or maybe tomorrow at 6:17 AM.

Link to the book - https://amzn.to/4ggnFbD

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