Sarang Ahuja
Bio
Sarang Ahuja is a Senior Manager of US Commercial Operations at TC Energy in Houston, Texas. To learn more about Sarang Ahuja, be sure to visit sarangahujapoker.com!
Stories (15/0)
Sarang Ahuja Takes us on A Journey Through Music and Virtual Reality
In a world enveloped by technological innovation, the fusion of music and virtual reality (VR) has emerged as a captivating milestone, transforming how we experience and engage with musical artistry. This dynamic convergence of auditory and visual worlds has led to an immersive journey where traditional notions of music consumption are dismantled, and listeners are invited to traverse new sonic landscapes.
By Sarang Ahuja2 months ago in Journal
Musical Implications in Business: What Leaders Can Learn from Lyricists
True leaders are continuous learners. They evolve by imbibing qualities they can see around them and better themselves at every step. Here are a few lessons that leaders can learn from the field of music. Some qualities that good lyricists often showcase can be immensely beneficial for becoming successful leaders.
By Sarang Ahuja4 months ago in Journal
Sarang Ahuja Dives Into How to Maximize Your Concert Experience to the Fullest
Concerts are thrilling events that allow music enthusiasts to immerse themselves in the magic of live performances. Whether you're attending your first concert or are a seasoned concert-goer, there are several ways to ensure an unforgettable experience. Here are some tips to help you make the most of your concert adventure:
By Sarang Ahuja9 months ago in Beat
The Rise of Women in Sports: Breaking Barriers and Inspiring Change | Sarang Ahuja
In recent years, there has been a remarkable surge in the participation and recognition of women in sports. From professional leagues to international competitions, women athletes are breaking barriers, shattering stereotypes, and inspiring change in the world of sports. In this blog post, we will explore the remarkable rise of women in sports, the challenges they have faced, and the impact they are making.
By Sarang Ahuja11 months ago in Longevity
Tips for New Poker Players | Sarang Ahuja
Are you having a hard time consistently making a profit at the poker tables? First, don’t worry, as most players have experienced similar issues. These are the experiences of most new poker players. There are many small adjustments that can be made to improve your game and make it more profitable. In this article, we will talk about effective poker strategies that will help you achieve success at poker tables.
By Sarang Ahujaabout a year ago in Gamers
Gifts for Poker Players for the Holidays | Sarang Ahuja
Some poker players swear they’re difficult to buy gifts for. However, you can still make it a point to get them something that will enhance their experience whenever they play. These gifts should be something that will make them feel special. Here are some of the best gifts that you can give your poker player this holiday season.
By Sarang Ahujaabout a year ago in 01
Unblocking in Poker: An Overview | Sarang Ahuja
Poker is a game of strategy and wit that can often be hindered in-game by players who cannot think or act quickly. The inability to make quick decisions is typically due to a condition called unblocking, which hinders players from thinking about their options or taking risks.
By Sarang Ahuja2 years ago in Gamers
Tips for Transitioning from Online to Live Poker | Sarang Ahuja
Are you looking to take your poker skills to the next level by playing in live tournaments? If so, there are a few things you need to know to make the transition successfully. This blog post will discuss some tips for switching from online poker to live poker. We'll cover topics such as choosing the proper tournament, preparing for the game, and dealing with tilt. So whether you're a beginner or an experienced player, read on for some valuable advice.
By Sarang Ahuja2 years ago in Gamers
The Relationship Between Music and Artificial Intelligence
Music is a subset of sounds and tones organized in a particular order. It often includes instruments, words, or both. When we think of an organization of sound, we typically think of something with some musical element, like lyrics, voice, or music. But what if those elements were taken out, if there were no lyrics, no words, and the only thing left was the music?
By Sarang Ahuja2 years ago in Beat
