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Keep yourself sane when starting up
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Starting up is not easy, especially when you are in India where most families and societies still discourage youngsters to pursue dreams. Most of our parents sulk at the idea of their children…Continue
Tags: up, stress, starting, sanity, entrepreneurship
Started this discussion. Last reply by Kanchan Yadav Nov 16, 2012.
Partners vs. Employees
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Kanchan Yadav replied to Rajat's discussion Keep yourself sane when starting up
"To sum it up, do anything & everything that makes you happy other than shopping. After all you've to remember you don't have enough :) As it's rightly said 'The best things in life are free'.
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Rajat replied to Rajat's discussion Keep yourself sane when starting up
"Yes. Some entrepreneurs are practical enough and have a good foresight - they quit at the right time because the goals and the timelines for those goals do not match. Others in this category change things - bring in more resources, alter plans,…"
Rajat replied to Rajat's discussion Keep yourself sane when starting up
"Thanks Nishchal. Everyone goes through the bad phase. The only difference is for how long. Some are lucky enough to taste early success, some are impatient or prudent enough to quit. Others are determined enough to hang on."
Rajat replied to Rajat's discussion Keep yourself sane when starting up
":D
it is important to let yourself loose every once in a while..life is too short to be taken too seriously isn't it :)"
Rajat replied to Rajat's discussion Keep yourself sane when starting up
"Actually the thinking positively part does not come so easily - its easier said than done. That is why it is important to create circumstances that reduce the negative thinking part - keeping yourself busy, interacting with friends help. Its also…"
himanshu agarwal replied to Rajat's discussion Keep yourself sane when starting up
"my take on the 5/10/15 years thing>
take the algebra>>LHS(vision)=RHS(reality)>
if LHS(vision) is 5yrs and that is being stretched to 15yrs this seriously needs
to be reviewed and corrective action should be taken>>>
"
Nishchal Par replied to Rajat's discussion Keep yourself sane when starting up
"It's encouraging to know that everyone goes through the sh#t that you feel only you are in. I liked your first point. I think I'll go for a short walk now :)"
Kamaljit Singh replied to Rajat's discussion Keep yourself sane when starting up
"Hi Rajat,
I am glad you included the last point... not the 10th Point but the one with P.S:.....
;)"
Mandeep Kaur replied to Rajat's discussion Keep yourself sane when starting up
"Meditating everyday, thinking positively
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Keep yourself sane when starting up
Starting up is not easy, especially when you are in India where most families and societies still discourage youngsters to pursue dreams. Most of our parents sulk at the idea of their children leaving a well paying job to establish something unreliable, nascent and in their words 'impractical'. In such a scenario, succeeding in your new business venture becomes all the more striving - its a do or die situation, because not many people support you, and then you don't want to go back to the…See More
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