It goes without saying that a huge part of the American dream involves becoming one’s own boss and it isn’t terribly difficult to understand why. Entrepreneurs not only have the freedom to live their lives …
The retail arm of Reliance Industries Limited (RIL), Reliance Retail is growing at a high speed. This year, it has already crossed revenues of Rs 10,800 crore and achieved a break-even with an EBITA of …
According to business surveys there are millions of people across the country that wish to start their own venture at some point in life or are working towards it. The main difficulty being faced by …
I recently attended the APM (Association for Project Management) yearly conference in London. The overarching theme was Adapt, and called on the project management profession to adapt its thinking to address the increasing expectations of society – a society that has a growing intolerance to failure and expects all projects to succeed. One of the most stimulating speakers of the conference was Tim Harford, who writes the Undercover Economist column for the Financial Times and is the author of Adapt: Why Success Always Starts With Failure.
Do you ever look at a stuffed full inbox and wonder what you can do to create more time to do what it is you want to or need to do from day to day? I did and decided the time for taking action had come. So after doing the washing up, the laundry and walking the dog I set straight to it.
