Next 40
Next40: The Art of Becoming
If you read my essay on the art of letting go, you know I am spending my 39th year tackling a brutal list of bets. Project Next40 isn't just a bucket list; this is my year-long experiment in stepping out of my comfort zone and redefining who I am before turning 40. I have categorized these evolving goals by the actions that demand consistency over perfection.

This page is the master hub. The dashboard tracks the hard numbers, while the sections below hold the peak logs, the setbacks, and deeper reflections whenever the journey sparks them. For quick monthly updates, you can follow along on my social media.
Summary of the one-year project from 2nd July 2026 to 2nd July 2027
Last updated on 23rd Oct 2026
Build Endurance
👟

10km < 40 Mins

0 / 1
🔥

Run 40km in one go

17 / 40 km
Explore the World
⛰️

Climb 40 New Peaks

28 / 40
🌍

Visit 04 New Countries

3 / 4
Nurture Family
✈️

Travel with Wife 04 times

2 / 4
🎁

Surprise Wife 04 times

3 / 4
Forge Strength
💪

04 Pull-Ups

0 / 4
🤸

40 Burpees

0 / 40
🏋️

40 Pushups

10 / 40
⏱️

40s Handstand

0 / 40s
🦵

40 Lunges

20 / 40
Master Discipline
👣

40 Wks Daily Steps

95 / 280 Days
🧘

40 Wks Daily Bodyweight

55 / 280 Days
🤸‍♂️

40 Wks Daily Stretch

55 / 280 Days
Optimize Health
⚖️

Lose 40 Pounds

7.72 / 40 Lbs
Expand Skills
🎥

Publish 40 YT Videos

108 / 40
🤖

40 hours of AI Training

0 / 40 Hrs
Grow Wealth
📈

$4000 Profit in Swing Trading

$0 / $4k
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Tuesday, November 14
Elbrus (5,642m) unguided
As we failed to reach the summit and had to make our way down, we questioned our choice of climbing without a guide. However, when a second weather window opened, we knew that it was all part of the learning experience. Follow us on this journey as we attempt Elbrus unguided.
Saturday, November 4
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A journey to Everest Base Camp in Images
Wednesday, April 12
Rescue on multi-pitch
All was quiet until suddenly, a sharp cry echoed through the air. We froze, knowing what it meant. Someone had fallen. We shouted out J's name, but the only response was an eerie silence. Panic set in as we tried the radio, but there was no answer. Our hearts pounding, we clung to the rope, waiting for any sign of life, but we knew in our bones that something terrible had just occurred.
Monday, November 14
7 Summits Africa
A Reflection on representing Mauritius on the 7 Summits Africa 2018 edition.
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