I have a problem with the way FAT is looked down upon these days. It seems that most people have a negative connotation and try to adopt whatever means necessary to avoid its build up. But have you ever wondered that fat is a by-product of one’s own miscalculations, wrong acts and behaviour? And I Read more about How Fat are you?[…]
Jammer. Désolé. Es tut mir leid. Entschuldigung. Ich bedaure. Gomen nasai. Yes you guessed it right. I am apologizing – in as many ways and languages as possible. I am your culprit for not writing and keeping in touch with you all these months. But I do have a valid reason. Work got the better of me and consumed Read more about I’m sorry | Je suis desole | Perdon | Spiacente | Traurig[…]
I’m a firm believer in starting my day the right way. I’ve noticed that normal and boring adults grudgingly wake up to reality every morning. Its either due to the drudgery of daily survival, or perhaps sleep itself has become a luxury these days! Senior people usually wake up with uncomfortable incontinence issues; while new Read more about Blogging is My Calling a.k.a Why I Love Blogging[…]
Most of us tend to take things for granted. It is human psychology after all. As long as we see or perceive something to be in abundance, we automatically accord less importance to it. As educated citizens, we do realize the importance of resources but unfortunately the train of thought ends there. Take for example Read more about Discovering Fortune at the Bottom of the Pyramid[…]
Have you ever wondered how it feels to ‘listen’ to my face? Or how about colors splashing out in front of you while trance music plays on your iPod? No, these are not hallucinations or futuristic talk. It is the result of a beautiful experiment and all of it is actually happening as we speak. Read more about The Seventh Sense[…]
Growth Engine. Emerging Tiger. Brain of Asia. These are just some of the names India has been rightfully called in the last few years. Along with China, India has been rapidly changing the way developed countries have traditionally viewed Asia. However to ensure India emerges the winner in this race and be viewed as the Read more about Getting developmental – Solutions to issues plaguing the growth of India[…]
If Charles Darwin could be brought back from his grave for just one day, I suppose he would truly rest in peace after visiting India. The Indian palate has lapped up his Theory of Evolution with so much aplomb that it could make him want to live again. Twenty years is a long time. Of Read more about Have we become more adventurous with our food as compared to 20 years ago?[…]
Circa 2001. I was almost through college, having pursued the traditional and orthodox Bachelors of Commerce course. Alongside I had also started off with Chartered Accountancy course but was not able to clear the Intermediate examination in the first attempt, so I was a bit disheartened. Parents, as usual, were encouraging me with the words Read more about Tracing the roots of entrepreneurship in Me[…]
(a (A very beautiful poem by Mother Teresa. I couldn’t resist putting it up here) People are often unreasonable, Illogical and self centered; Forgive them anyway. If you are kind, People accuse you of selfish, ulterior motives; Be kind anyway. If you are successful, you will win some false friends and some Read more about Anyway (Mother Teresa)[…]
“Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery”. I guess not, when it comes to leadership. Or rather, when it comes to creating good leaders. It seems that many companies today are caught up in the classic argument of trying to define what leadership actually means. While some perceive it to be an in-born capability; others Read more about Internal debate on leadership[…]