Journey of a Serial Entrepreneur

Getting from where you are to where you want to be

Time Management

January 25, 2011

Is it Urgent or Important?

Time management is one of the greatest challenges that entrepreneurs face. With a constant flux of incoming and outgoing requests, it often becomes difficult to focus on the long term. This results in short term wins, it does however leave the business at a long term disadvantage. I liked the video attached above. Compartmentalizing your - Read More -

July 29, 2009

Emulating Emotions

I had an interesting discussion today with a friend regarding the emotions we experience when we have our backs against the wall. Similar sort of emotions appear right before a big deadline is due. These are the times when your body kicks into an overdrive mode and you become this extremely motivated individual, one who - Read More -

May 20, 2009

Ever Felt Like Procrastinating?

Image by MoralesDirect Most of us have procrastinated at some time or the other, knowing fully well that we have things we need to do, yet, delay them because “something else” popped up instead. I have a report that needs to be submitted to a client by the end of the month, the end of - Read More -

January 15, 2009

Where Did the Day Go?

The great dividing line between success and failure can be expressed in five words:

October 14, 2008

5 Steps to Get Things Done (GTD)

“Contemplation often makes life miserable. We should act more, think less, and stop watching ourselves live.” Nicolas de Chamfort Every passing day signifies 24 hours of our life, which we will not be able to get back. Very often, days pass by so quickly that they turn into weeks, months and years before we know - Read More -

October 13, 2008

GTD Step 5: Doing

“Success will never be a big step in the future, success is a small step taken just now.” Jonatan M

October 12, 2008

GTD Step 4: Reviewing

“People love chopping wood. In this activity one immediately sees results.” Albert Einstein Steps one through three, involved the gathering of data, putting it into appropriate buckets, and ensuring it was placed in a system to enable us to know what to do next. The fourth step in the process is a critical one, it - Read More -

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