the show is over the curtains are drawn the theatre is empty an as i walk out all alone i look back over my shoulder to what i am leaving behind our heaven on earth the place we called home as i scan the area memories come storming back of friendships made and lost some special moments shared the fun that we had those parties that rocked the lecture halls we slept in the amphi we partied in every inch of this place has some memory attached to it those little things we did that now matter a lot those nights we spent talkng the breakfast we never had with a heavy heart i turn away and i see what i take away with me some invaluable friendships some beautiful memories these surely were the best days of my life and as i walk away to a new life a tear drops from my eye coz its now time to say goodbye
questions, questions, questions! and answers that never seem to come.... Women, to me are the perfect examples of the Chaos Theory - one thing you do wrong now will end up having severe repurcussions later, much later and over and over again. Experience, it seems doesn't teach the Men too much in this case. Maybe we're bound by our actions and limitations. Maybe that girlfriend of yours who remembers what color of shirt you wore on the 17th date and how it wasn't ironed and eas an embarresment is just bat crap crazy. Maybe the boyfriend who kept you waiting on New Year's is an undeserving idiot. Or maybe it isn't so, we don't see it so, the World's a funny place and the people in it are funnier still. Relationship trouble seems to be the biggest trouble for people today. Not the stupid dead end job they're in or the wonders that the burgers, pizzas and aerated drinks are doing to their bodies. Elation, Anxiety, Happiness, Dreaminess and much more in...
Revisiting Kotler in COVID times! Since I had more time than usual over the past 2 months, I thought of re-reading Kotler's Marketing Management, the Holy Grail of marketing for B-School students of my generation. This one belongs to my wife of when she did her MBA from IIFT in 2015. Reading this book today when I have almost 10 years of work experience, it gave me a whole new perspective. I felt I am in a better position today than I was over a decade ago in B-School to understand and make use of the strategies and concepts mentioned in the book. Back then, I was oblivious of t he market realities and organizational constraints which every marketer has to navigate. Today with 10 years of market experience in sales & marketing, I feel more comfortable in picking and choosing what I can effect and what I can't effect thereby deciding my strategy. It also gave me a fresh perspective on actions to be taken in times of economic hardships. I came across a few tit bits an...
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