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If buildings in Ahmedabad could talk, a few of them would probably whisper: “Yeah… Harsh Mehta did this.” I was sitting across the table from Harsh Mehta when he casually shared how his journey unfolded and within minutes, I realized I was listening to someone who teaches walls to listen, lights to think, and air […]
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Had the privilege of meeting Mr. Sachin Shah owner of Star Energy System. During discussion what struck me most was his perspective: a customer usually installs solar panels only once in their lifetime. Many companies take this as a reason not to focus on after-sales service. But Star Energy System has chosen the opposite path.
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A Meeting That Inspires: Time Spent with Mr. Deepak Dudhat. Some meetings leave you with more than just business cards and pleasant conversations, they leave you with inspiration. I had the privilege of spending time with Mr. Deepak Dudhat, the founder of British Jewel, one of India’s most prominent #jewelry and #diamond brands. What struck
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I met one more entrepreneur who made me pause, reflect, and feel the urge to write. Most founders talk about scale, exits, and growth charts. Rarely do you leave a meeting thinking less about the business and more about the person. Meeting Nishank Shah was one such moment. At a time when success is often
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There are stories shaped by privilege, and then there are stories shaped in the narrow lanes of a small-town provision store. Miteish Rajpurohit’s journey began in one such shop in Gujarat, where he grew up in a family that valued character more than comfort. Before anyone knew his name, he was a young Mechatronics Engineer
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The new Labour Codes arrived with a promise of simplicity. Four codes instead of dozens of laws. Clear rules. Smooth compliance. Somewhere between the announcement and implementation, HR discovered that simplicity is a theoretical concept. Today, everyone in the ecosystem is busy, except clarity. The Government renamed labour inspectors as “facilitators,” which is genuinely thoughtful
c“जो पात्र नहीं, उसे दान देना पाप है”— Chanakya Centuries ago, Chanakya captured a truth that feels uncomfortably relevant today. In a world driven by speed, competition, and constant disruption, leadership is no longer just about developing people. It is about choosing where and on whom to invest your limited time, energy, and belief. A
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After 36 years in Human Resources, I’ve heard every version of the joke. “HR is not your friend.” “HR protects the company, not you.” Some days, I understand exactly why these jokes exist. But I also know something that took me years to learn: being unbiased in HR comes with a price, but in the
I was in eighth standard when my grandfather was on his deathbed. The house was quiet, filled with family and an odd stillness that only comes when everyone is waiting for the inevitable. He looked at me one last time and said, “Beta, char acche dost rakhna zindagi mein.” Four good friends. That’s all he
The Four Friends and the 4000 Connections: A Brilliant Lesson in Life and Leadership Read More »
Once upon a time, the Hammer told the Key, “You are small and weak, and I am powerful and loud. I can break anything!” The Key smiled, “True. But I open things.” We have got plenty of Hammers- strong voices in meetings, endless “URGENT” emails, dashboards, and KRA / KPIs. Everyone’s striking harder, thinking pressure
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