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Sitting down to breakfast today, I had an uncontrollable attack of positivity! 2016 could have been better, sure. 2017 is going to be great, I feel. Things are lining up nicely on the home and work front. Yes, there are… Continue Reading →
Because it is always more difficult to build something of value and easy to destroy. Because it takes time to create and just a moment to reduce to rubble. Because people who have toiled their life away cannot see it… Continue Reading →
So I finally decided to make use of some old laptops around office and see if we could make them into “browser machines” Things should be easy. But I found some issues during install and hope to document my solutions… Continue Reading →
I could write on how X or Y or Z are to be blamed for the flare-up and goof-up and public display of dirty laundry. But who am I kidding here. The newspapers are already having a field day with this story…. Continue Reading →
Here is a recent post on a survey of potential employees and if they would join a startup in India … Q1: Are you willing to join a startup? Insights: Response to this question was a big surprise as more… Continue Reading →
It’s always a huge boost to young startups to see validation of any kind. Sure, validation by customers who vote with their wallets is the *best* kind of validation, but the other kinds don’t hurt either ;-) We recently applied… Continue Reading →
So I’m a Kindle person. Actually an eBook person. But given amazon’s quality device, it’s become to mean the same thing. (Aside, my first one was the Sony Reader PRS505!) And today, this article on the history of the Kindle’s… Continue Reading →
I was a part of a PlayBook RoundTable discussion last evening hosted by the nice guys at Canvera. The topic was How to Set Up and Create A Winning Effective Sales Team – pretty timely in my startup journey, luckily for me!… Continue Reading →
Reading this article on “Other People’s Money” got me thinking on what it truly means to have an investor or be an investor. The post itself talks of a 2×2 graph from Milton Friedman.
Today I purchased alphabets from someone who doesn’t know what they are. She just knows that they will feed her poor family. I picked out V I R so she could make this beautiful wristband for my son … I… Continue Reading →