Narender Sharma is an author, HR and business professional whose writing explores the intersection of human experience, work, technology, culture and enduring wisdom.

With more than seventeen years of professional experience across human resources, organizational transformation and business environments, he brings a practitioner's perspective to questions about how people, organizations and society evolve through periods of change.

His book Dharohar of Lamhas Lived reflects on ordinary lives, memories, relationships and values across generations, preserving experiences that can easily disappear as the world changes. In The Human Curation Layer, he turns toward the future, examining how human judgement, context, ethics, empathy, creativity and purpose can remain consequential in an age increasingly shaped by Artificial Intelligence.

Though the subjects may appear different, his writing is connected by a common purpose: to preserve knowledge, lived experience and enduring wisdom, while exploring how they can remain relevant for future generations.

Through his work and writing, Narender seeks to connect the past, present and future—preserving what deserves to be carried forward while thoughtfully engaging with the possibilities and responsibilities of a changing world.