There have been many people who ask me, what according to me is the hardest part of sustaining a company? What do you say? Investments? Office space? Marketing? Client handling? Servicing? Monthly overheads? To me none of these counts. My answer is “Setting up a company culture and instilling it among the employees so that they
Anger and Fear are good people… But when they say hello to you, and you ignore them, they get hurt and strike back as frustration and desperation which can both bring your character and confidence down…
Branding any business has to have focus on 3 main points. 1) Stick to the brand 2) Don’t miss the fun factor 3) Touch and play with emotions. To be more concise, it’s like how @the6.in is branding themselves. Yes, this is a token of appreciation from my end for I have seen such keen
Most startups nowadays aim on automating things with a team so that the founder can rest and command them. People, it doesn’t work that way. Treat your employees as your colleagues, your subordinates. You are the first employee of your company. Certain times you need to play the reverse game of entrepreneurship. That’s to treat
If yesterdays learning slaps you at your face and shows a new path today, and still you are stubborn to travel the old one, just because it has comfortable sign boards named friends, family, partners, commitments, ethics, gratitude etc, then you are a great personality but a bad student..
Possessiveness is a common feeling that most of us and our fellow beings experience at many occasions in life. We often mistake possessiveness, care and love together. But this is actually a greediness to keep up your friend, things, and stuff within yourself and not letting it out. So before going in detail into judging
Attending a religious ceremony is a common thing to people based out to the southern part of India, especially in Kerala. Most fortunately, after many months, yesterday I got to attend one such custom. The place was a temple devoted to “Bhagavathy” which refers to female goddess in Hindu tradition, in a place called Kallikadu,
