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Now and then, we all make decisions. Some are small like what to wear, what to eat, which route to take, or whether to answer a message now or later. Some decisions hardly take a second thought. And then… there are the bigger ones. The ones that force us to pause, rethink, feel, and question … The Pending Decision

For centuries, people believed black swans didn’t exist. Every swan anyone had ever seen was white, so they assumed that was all there was. Then one day, someone found a black one. It shouldn’t have existed, and yet it did. That single discovery shattered centuries of certainty. And suddenly, looking back, people realized they should … The Black Swan

Dear Reader, We often hear: “Teenagers are lazy!” “Teenagers don’t want to learn!” “Teenagers are not interested in anything!” “Teenagers are on their screens all the time.” (Actually, everyone is! So this newsletter may be helpful for everyone!) Student-partners at Let’s Enterprise working on their projects. “Employees are lazy!” “Employees don’t want to learn!” “Employees … Are Teenagers REALLY lazy? <br> Busting Myths with a higher-ed model that motivates.

If I were given a 9-5 job that required me to go to the same place every day and come home to the same workload day after day, I would feel like I’m losing my senses. I’m the type of person who finds comfort in exploring new experiences. For instance, if you took me on … THE BITTERSWEET RELATIONSHIP WITH ME AND DOPAMINE.

Around two months back, I finally wrapped up my CA intermediate exams—quite a relief, I must say. I’ve honestly never felt this relaxed before. In the initial month post-exams, I made it a point to catch up with friends and family, compensating for all the moments I missed during my intense prep phase. A short … Embracing Change

During the first week of my intense one-month routine before my CA exams, the air crackled with anticipation and nerves. While I put on a brave face for the world, inside, my mind was a swirling storm of anxiety. The battle against exhaustion was an uphill climb, with every waking hour dedicated to studying. From … Beyond the Exam Room

MIT-WPU Grad from Bulhana Explores Entrepreneurship Through Research and Participation 2nd February 2023 Born to a business family in Buldhana, Rohan Sarode had the opportunity to often demand things of his father, as a child. This enriched him with a slew of experiences through his adolescence, where he was able to participate widely and wilfully, … MIT-WPU Grad from Bulhana Explores Entrepreneurship Through Research and Participation

[dropcaps type=’square’ font_size=’80’ color=’#4a4a4a’ background_color=’#ffffff’ border_color=”]I[/dropcaps] am an aspiring entrepreneur and work in my family business with my father. I joined the Enterprise India Fellowship 2 Years back in January 2020 Jan. I was working on different projects and simultaneously grew interested in reading blogs and creating too. I got a question back then that … Learning from Entrepreneurs : interview with “Ravindra Puttewar”

  [dropcaps type=’square’ font_size=’80’ color=’#4a4a4a’ background_color=’#ffffff’ border_color=”]G[/dropcaps]rowing up, I had a keen interest in sports and excelled at sprinting. I won many prizes as well in sprinting but I got into an accident and couldn’t continue playing sports for quite some years. During those years I developed an interest in cycling which I used to … There is so much more to the book than the page you think you are stuck on.

In my last year of graduation, I joined Enterprise India Fellowship that came with the same things I wanted: mentors, community and working on different projects. After ten months of being a partner, I came across an opportunity to be a team member, and I applied for it. Now it’s been two weeks that I … Mixed feelings about my first job fresh out of college