Shailesh

Making Innovation Happen - The Medici Effect

I recently read an excellent book on innovation - The Medici Effect by Frans Johansson. The central thesis of the book is that innovation happens at intersection where different fields, Read More

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Shailesh

Test Blog

This is a test blog. I promise I will write a real blog tonight.

In the mean time check this out

laxman

For Things To Change We Must Change First

People always say, "What if it is really not my fault? What if the situation is totally out of my hands?"

In actual fact we always play a role in creating whatever is happening to Read More

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Shailesh

Nepal Airlines in News

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laxman

Reach Your Dreams

Reaching your dreams takes plenty of hard work, and it can be difficult to find the energy to keep working toward them when things start to go wrong. Adversity and time can both take Read More

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Build your Self Esteem

The level of our self esteem is determined by the degree we like and accept ourselves. A person with high self esteem is content and at peace with who they are as a person. Their self Read More

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Power of Belief

What is belief, after all? It’s the mental acceptance of an idea to be true beyond doubt. You accept an idea as a belief because you trust the source and the authority it comes Read More

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Shailesh

Jakarta Observations

I was recently in Jakarta. Three things struck me in there -

One - the development of the infrastructure - specially roads. Yes, the place has a lot of cars (probably too many) Read More

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laxman

Secret of Success – How to Succeed More

I’m sure you’re like most people who want to live life to the best they can be. And you’re probably working hard, determined to succeed. And how do you determine success? Most of the Read More

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Discpline - foundation of all success - part 2

Acquiring discipline is process. Just telling anyone to be disciplined is not enough . This concept can be broken down into smaller concepts, which makes it easier to learn. Read More

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Discipline: The foundation of all success

If there is a single ingredient for ensuring success, that ingredient can be summed up in one word: discipline.

Discipline, by its very nature, runs contrary to the human nature; Read More

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Bijaya

Terai Unrest - Time appropriateness

Terai also known as Madhesh is the southern plains of Nepal where half of the country lives. Madhesi are the Read More

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Are Able To Say “No”

Do you easily manage to say “No” to someone who wants a favour from you, while deep inside you feel you want to refuse?
Or do you, like I used to do for quite some time, roll across Read More

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laxman

Pride without humility

Pride won't admit I might be wrong. It won't admin I might have a problem,... or that there might be something better I could be doing in my life. Pride won't let me talk about some Read More

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Can a force be trusted which has just come out of jungles?

Last week Nepal government signed a deal with the maoist rebels to give them a share of power for the first time. This has been seen as a way out to end the 12 years long conflict which Read More

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Bikash

Does multiparty democracy work in Nepal?

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Bikash

Monarchy. To have or not to have!

To be honest I am quite disappointed with the result of the Janandolan. This time I had wanted to see the monarchy go once and for all.

Can the right to rule be inherited? Read More

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laxman

Politics in Nepal: where it is going wrong?

Last week I read an article written by Pradeep Nepal, an UML politicians. Although I do not agree with his views, he brought up a very interesting issue surfacing in Nepalese Read More

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My test blog

This is my test blog

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