Is Ignorance thy Excuse?
For startups, transactional costs could mean a major set-back, and this would only be the first of many price-tags that would need to be taken care of in the future.
Email for Networking
Business emails are exciting. They can either make or break deals. So how do you make sure that you are sending the right type of emails?
Gearing for the Future
The wheels are turning. In the driver's seat are people who not only have new ideas, but also the zeal to carry them through.
Who's the Mentor?
Too many cooks spoil the broth. But only one right cook can prepare a delicacy. How can you find that right ‘cook’ for your business?
Chapter One: Teaching Entrepreneurship
Many business colleges have Entrepreneurship as a theoretical course. But can it really be taught within four walls?
"This is the land of milk and honey"
The man who quit his job, went to his village and bagged an Entrepreneurship Award, says agriculture is where the money is.
Facing the Reality:When a Business Fails!
According to Bloomberg news, 8 out of 10 businesses fail! This figure should scare away anyone thinking of starting a business. Yet, no one wants to believe that his business will fail. But what if (fingers crossed) it does? What next?
Cashing in on COD Easier said than done
E-commerce has boomed in the last couple of years. But what’s the situation of Cash on Demand payment?
Boot Camp for Startuppers
Ujjwal Shrestha is the Executive Director of Panchakanya Group. He started T Foundation, a networking platform for entrepreneurs, two years ago. He shares his vision of T Foundation and how it is preparing fresh minds to start real ventures.
"Once you break it through to the other side, it’s all worth it"
The story of a struggle between an ingenuous passion and a multi-billion dollar company
Re-Investing in Learning
What started out as a language school in a single room is now a community of teachers working with a new approach to community-based learning.
Dairy for a Cause
When Matt Dawes saw that there was a market for organic milk, he started a dairy targeting a niche market. This created a buzz, and helped grow the niche.
Laakam Sir's Farm
Escaping the vicious cycle of poverty requires much more than a five-year plan—it requires unflagging determination and persistence. Dilip Raj Joshi’s tenacity that raised a community from poverty stands proof.
Ushering in a Wind of Change
Kushal Gurung started Windpower Nepal to harness wind energy. But he has been tackling a lot more regards to renewable energy.
Where do you want to eat tonight?
How regrets of missing a party gave a brilliant idea to Yellow Nepal.
