If people are not laughing at your goals, your goals are too small.’ Azim Premji Today’s inspiration is derived from a beautiful quote by Azim Premji about goals and their influence on us. In particular, I would like to highlight the impact of small goals and their detrimental effect on us. You might recall … Read more
Well I would ask you to ask the question why here! That probably is not going to lead us anywhere. Maybe the HOWS should be able to help us a bit here. 1) Talk to him upfront Well again, since he is the boss, I do understand that the stakes are high, but if you … Read more
This article is dedicated to the many problems we face on a daily basis. You can call it almost a passion to find out how people respond to these problems/issues/challenges. There are instances where problems drown us into hopeless situations and make us weak/terrible and helpless. There are also numerous examples where the very problems have helped people to come out of these and shake out a new life for themselves.
This article is an exploration of the lovely quote from Vikram Sarabhai:
He who can listen to the music in the midst of noise can achieve great things. — Vikram Sarabhai.
The article is written with the backdrop of passion and desire to do everything we have to achieve our goals. With distractions being the norm rather than an exception, the premise is about separating the noise from feedback. I might go to a literary extent and call this listening to music amidst noise. But we don’t want to be blind in our approach to do this. This piece is an exploration of some thoughts in the direction of separating the noise from feedback.
This article embraces the key expectations from a startup about uncertainty. The article focuses on the key skill of startup adaptability and how a founder needs to be conscious and aware to take the right decisions to move forward.