Why are you inside and dreaded to go out and try?
This question came-up again and again while everyone in the room at a great industry summit wondered today, why have we done so well in one field and failing to take the plunge at the other very similar, attractive & compelling one? Why do we hesitate to apply the learning from one to the another, every time? Read the rest of this entry »
Yes! If time and money were not an issue, what would I do with my life? I know, I will not be quitting my job, for sure! Then, what would I do? Read the rest of this entry »
Met up with three youngsters in last week’s business clinic workshop – working hard to make their venture successful. They have seen little success in their two year old product development company focused on Agrotech. Read the rest of this entry »
Debt, like dependency and depression is very provocative. Getting into debt might happen very naturally – just that instinct of trying something out, wanting to prove a point to someone or the urge to experience an avoidable luxury… anything that is not essentially important beyond the point of stretch. Read the rest of this entry »
Johari Window is a wonderful personal effectiveness improvement tool. Since most of the businesses today are people oriented, this can be a very useful guide for business effectiveness improvement as well. Read the rest of this entry »
Physical Laziness is easy to recognize, but intellectual laziness tends to be harder to spot and much easier to disguise with randomness and rationalizations it presents. Higher the advancement of human mind and technology, higher is the chance of getting bit by Intellectual Laziness! What a paradox! Read the rest of this entry »
Every fitness enthusiast understands and accepts this wholeheartedly. The idea that out of suffering comes a better body, mind and may be increased agility. Ability to stay longer and stronger… Read the rest of this entry »
In modern, busy organizations of today, a defect or a problem may be observed so often that it fails to generate a question. Because it is so “normal’ to expect the problem, questions go unasked. Read the rest of this entry »
