Are you the Duggal Sahab of your business?

It is a long-established fact that a reader will be distracted by the readable content of a page when looking at its layout. The point of using Lorem Ipsum The man, who is in a stable condition in hospital, has “potentially life-changing injuries” after the overnight attack in Garvagh, County Londonderry. He was shot in the arms and legs.”What sort of men would think.” A reader will be distracted by the readable content.

“Every child has the right to feel safe and protected in their own home – how is this poor child going to sleep tonight or in coming nights? What are the long-term effects on her going to be?”

Mujse Shadi Karogi? This was a good flick released in 2004, and there is significant learning from movies. Movies are enjoyable to watch as local as they can be. Kadar Khan played a supporting role, where humorously, he suffered from a fiction disease of becoming a different character daily. Sometimes, he would behave like a kid; someday, he would be deaf, and the other day he would be a jailor.

The characters around him found a too hard time to adjust to his changing role plays. Well, that was done to bring variation, fun & liveliness in the movie.

But when you’re in business and keep changing your vision/perspective again & again, it’s not fun for your team. Often as a leader/owner, the most crucial thing isn’t the vision but the revision. The consumers need an expert; if you’re selling chocolates, they don’t care whether you also make good soaps. I have seen a small cafeteria in Pune, making only samosa & methi ke paranthe for the last 150 years. Irrespective, of whether they want to grow or not, you can’t beat the taste of it. Whenever I eat samosa, my taste buds still compare with theirs even after a decade.

The experts hardly starve. Before diversifying/switching to other business, check,

• Have you gone deep enough into it?
• Have you tried all the possible efforts or initiatives for your business, even though you don’t like it?
• Have you kept your ego/personal vengeance aside from the company?

In 30% of cases, the owner/the leader is the core reason for a bad business. Although, I don’t want to be unpopular by saying this, the body, machine, universe, or business will work the way it must work, Whether you Like it or not. Hence, align yourself the way it is.

It’s said that “You lose few battles to win the war!”

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This is Deepak Mudaliar, Founder of Big–Straw, We mind your own business.