@oiltipped The first sixteen years of my life were spent in the army environment. It is what shaped my beliefs, values and way of being. I don't relate to any community, religion or culture, the way I relate to my fauji upbringing. It made me who I am.
@draftbit Create a marketplace of affordable coaches and free resources/tools in the life and money coaching space, for people in their 20s, 30s & 40s. Help them: 1) find clarity and meaning in their life goals, 2) align their life goals with their money goals, 3) motivate action.
children are still off school & headteacher is getting concerned about drop in kids accessing online learning. It feels like the few benefits of lockdown are being removed, and we’re expected to go back to normal work function, but with full time caring responsibilities.
One man , one cow.
In wandering, you may not find yourself but you will find beauty in a landscape of thirst and of a monsoon that slakes it , occasionally.
I'm going to randomly talking zero-ish/low waste initiatives in my home on this thread. I used to buy:
1. Harpic stuff.
2. Bathroom floor cleaner.
3. Phenoyl for home.
4. Laundry detergent.
5. Laundry soap.
6. Dishwash soap.
7. Surface cleaner for kitchen
8. Mirror cleaner.
Ms. Anita Ratnam, Founder and Executive Director, SAMVADA and alumnus of the second PGDRM batch, speaks at IRMA's 40th Foundation Day celebrations.
https://t.co/I16BPadr5Q
@mrafi@nachiketmor@DvaraKgfs@binduananth@puneet_gupta@Rssamul@S_Sivakumar@andymukherjee70 Prof Hitesh Bhatt is THE most deserving director for IRMA. Management education is starved of practitioners like him who can bring real world problems to a classroom. IRMA needs more of his kind to lead the institute and keep it connected with real management practice.
Excited to hear Anita live at IRMA's 40th anniversary. A dynamic, highly inspiring personality, doing pathbreaking work with young people from disadvantaged communities, helping them create dignified, meaningful livelihoods for themselves.