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"‘You only live once’ is a quote we often hear. What does it truly mean?

Our time on Earth is limited and once wasted it will never come back. Being lazy or procrastinating is just not an option if you want to live a fulfilling life.

Believe it or not, we do have the choice to decide what kind of life we will live.

Laziness is a choice, and it puts you in the ‘what if’ zone; what if you had done something and not idled the precious time away? It is critical to know how to overcome laziness and procrastination if you want to live a fuller and more successful life.

"A company is a legal entity created that is established to conduct business activities. It is a form of business organization that is owned by shareholders and managed by directors. There are several types of companies in India, and choosing the right type of company is crucial as it determines the legal and financial obligations of the company, along with tax implications.

"Metaverse has created a lot of hype during its unveiling and afterwards, people still struggle with its basic concept. Metaverse is an alternative universe that enables you to socialise, play games, educate others, and work using high-end technologies. It is a single, shared, immersive 3D space that lets you experience life you can’t in the physical world. This space uses augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR) and other significantly advanced internet and semiconductor technologies to provide access to the users.

"Sales and marketing are intertwined fields of an organization; both are equally important. They have their own agendas and working procedures, which make them quite distinct from each other. Also, the roles that the team members undertake are often poles apart.

"The economy is an empire built and rebuilt on the paradigms of investment and savings, risk and success, sustenance and strategy. Within this economy, the top 10 investors of India today have managed to ace the skill of investing in the right stock at the right time.

This skill is not the outcome of pure luck; it is combined with the sheer knowledge and tactics about the market that one acquires over the years.

"As the world grapples with climate change and environmental concerns, India has embraced the vision of a greener and cleaner future. With consumers becoming more environmentally conscious, there has been a substantial increase in the adoption of electric cars and two-wheelers. The net worth of the Indian electric vehicle market has soared significantly, with a compounded annual growth rate of 49%, indicating a growing interest and investment in this sector.

"The emergence of unicorn companies in India is one of the biggest achievements of our country. The journey has been a roller coaster ride for startups and the government. Ten years ago, this was a dream for entrepreneurs. What is a unicorn company? The answer is simple.

The unicorn status is given to a company valued over Rs. 82 crores. So, how many unicorns in India are flourishing today? India has 115 unicorns in total. India has attained the third rank in the world for having a suitable ecosystem for the growth of unicorn companies in India.

"Sexual harassment of an individual in the workplace is a grave concern to humanity. It may involve unwanted advances. Some other forms of harassment, both verbal and physical. It fundamentally violates an individual’s dignity, rights, and well-being. Sexual harassment creates an environment of fear and discomfort in the workplace. It hinders professional growth and diminishes productivity.

"The former Shark of Shark Tank India Season 1 and Mamaearth owner, Ghazal Alagh, is a corporate trainer turned artist-cum-mompreneur. She turned her passion and vision to making early motherhood easier for new moms a reality through Mamaearth. This mompreneur stepped into business with an initial investment of 90 lakh rupees for Mamaearth. Ghazal Alagh’s net worth and business empire have grown beyond imagination ever since.

"Early Life and Career of Falguni Nayar
Born in Mumbai on 19 February 1963, Nayyar was raised in a Gujrati family. As it is rightly said, business runs in the blood of Guajarati’s. Nayyar grasped this trait of her ancestors and her community quite well!
In her childhood, she saw her father run a bearings company. She was awestruck and inspired by the world of business and the market.

She pursued her Bachelor’s in commerce from the Sydenham College of Commerce and Economics. Later, she pursued her Master’s from the Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad.