A lot of people ask me, how and why do you run a business amidst the chaos in
Nepal ?
I don’t know how to answer this directly. So here I am organizing my own thoughts
to see if it makes any sense to you.
a)I temper (lower) my expectations. (if it takes 1 year else-where, it might take 5
years here).
b)I take regular breaks from work.(re-charge my batteries, go trekking,get in touch
with our basics).
c)I regularly leave my businesses in the hands of capable lieutenants
(delegate-empower-partner)
d) I stopped trying to change people and started accepting people for who they are.
(hard for entrepreneurs to come to terms with, but has been a valuable lesson to me,
concentrate on the positive – there is too much negative in Nepal to bring you
down).
e) I try create environments that induces people to change themselves. (Extremely
hard, but is the only way to go, if you seek to bring sustainable change – a
big gamble).
f) I only stay close to relatives who are progressive and support my
‘entrepreneurship’. I run away from “Nepal sucks” relatives.
I stay away from “Yestai ho” ones (those who believe in status
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