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Qualities of Extroverts::Courtesy-shutterstock.com Disclaimer: I have already declared in my last article   "Being Introvert-You Sexy" that I am an introvert and hence it can sound little biased, please ignore the ignorance and enjoy the article. How you find an extrovert? If a person wakes up in the morning and the first question he asks “Where are human beings? Please give me someone whom I can share my tooth brush time.” You got one there. But what makes them someone to be with? Chaos is my birth right: Extroverts are known to be chaotic. They like creating a fuss about everything. It’s Diwali, they don’t want just candles, they want candle too, so that they can jump on the sparks and push others to do the same. But that’s something fun. A book of experience: They are socially active people, meeting new people and hence having a lot of different experiences. Their failure has a story and their success story is always epic. They develop a ...

Myths associated with "Introversion" Shy, geek, reserved, awkward, silent. These are the words which you will hear when you ask someone to define introversion. But does it real mean introversion? I have found people who are introvert and are not shy or reserved. Sharukh Khan is one of the prime examples of being introvert and yet being quick witted, and crowd loving person. He is a super intelligent person, with a persona which can actually put you in dilemma about his introversion. Introverts are one of the most attractive people in the world, because the curiosity attached to them is immense and they just don’t typically put their attractiveness on display like other people do. For the starters I am an introvert too, though won’t boast about my awesomeness. Think deep: Introverts are the people, who create their own world in their head and like to be there with their thoughts, secret talks and the world which for others look like fiction. They have endl...

#WeUnobstacle #StartupIndia #PMO It was the Saturday morning and I had just returned from an interview. My brother was glued to the TV and side by side was shaving his beard and idea to rename his new Startup Comparetokar.com (I tell you, these beginners :P). I was little amused, not knowing that India is getting its own campaign on Startup, inaugurated by none other than Shri Narendra Modi in his own candid manner. Though I couldn’t follow the complete event as I was in Bangalore and not in Delhi and these news channels have some issues with not showing complete event. But after going through newspapers and internet   research, I could find out the 3   takeaways from the event. I will try to explain each takeaway in a simple language, so that it is easy to understand and if required implement: Takeaway 1- Startup-A confusing term: How do you define a startup? A startup is an entity which is   registered and operating in India   not prior to five y...

Love is like an old wine My trip to Bangalore was over and it was time to take the same double decker train to Chennai. It was a trip which enriched my knowledge about the business, marketing, operations and ethics by few notches. My brother being a first generation entrepreneur gave lots of heads up about how he runs his company Comparetokar.com, which he will be revamping to RideMonk.com (suggested by me Bro, any royalty? :P) soon.  How he is running the operations, equities, marketing, Adsense etc.  I also gave some ideas over a glass of cold micro brewed beer at Toit, and I hope few will soon come into picture.  And ya, congratulations on getting hitched brother. Coming back to the train, I feel like sharing some of my experiences with the world or at least few who read my blog. In front of me was an old couple, both might be touching 70s, and with no conversation at all as if don’t know each other and on my left was a couple, newly married, a very ta...

I started my journey to Bangalore from Chennai, in a double Decker train. It’s a nice concept to carry more people on a track which is one of the busiest during weekends. There was a certain excitement in me, just like a kid when he travels for the first time in a train or a plane. I remember my first flight to Nepal, which didn’t allow me to sleep on the eve of my flight. I don’t remember my first train journey, but my mom says, I made my first girl friend during my first train experience, which is actually hilarious, knowing I would have been just 3 or 4 years old. We all remember our childhood days, the innocence that dripped from our face, even when we did something evil. Eyes starry and drooling face was the perfect enactment to emanate trust. We knew how we have to market our innocence, how to put forward our desires and each wish was fulfilled. During my stay in Delhi, I spent some time with my niece, an angel with a tinge of naughtiness and abundance of curiosity to kn...