Lifestyle Entrepreneurship
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I was quoted today in a Hyderabad Times story on lifestyle entrepreneurship — entrepreneurship in the pursuit of leading a lifestyle that is a perfect balance of health, wealth and relationships –
While Gaurav Mishra, a marketer and a prominent blogger partly agrees, “I think entrepreneurship itself is nebulous in India, given our ‘good boys get a good job’ mindset, ‘lifestyle entrepreneurship’ will be even more rare. At the same time, profit is only part of the reason people become entrepreneurs. This is just taking it a bit further and deciding to be the master of one’s own destiny and one’s own time.”
I still have to figure out why I’m an expert on entrepreneurship, but all buzz is welcome. A link to my blog would have been even more welcome. 
On second thoughts, I’ll probably look back at this story a few years later as a sign that helped me answer the question I have been asking myself endlessly — ‘What Should I Do With My Life?’.
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Liz are discussing.
Liz 7:12 pm on December 10, 2007 Permalink |
This is the way it’ll happen, you’ll look back at this story a few years from now & say, “Cool, everything worked out so brilliantly!”. I believe destiny is what you make of it & I know you’re working towards a great one.
Incidentally,
to being quoted (again) in the papers!
Jay, writer MemberSpeed.com 6:20 pm on December 17, 2007 Permalink |
Congratulations on being quited. Re: the article, I think we all need to incorporate some sort of balance in our lives. We may have different priorities but in the end, knowing how to handle everything with both hands will keep us strong and will keep us moving forward.