People often say you have to take all the opportunities that come your way, may be its true, but I would say partially, my perspective is that you have to weigh down everything which is thrown at you and opt for those opportunities sensibly after thinking through, it’s like climbing a tree on top, you have to choose the right branches to hold on to, if you hold onto the weak branch or a branch which is about to fall, you will fall flat and might injure yourself, it’s kind of similar …

 Passion and business( commerce) seldom works profitably, as one does get diluted...

10 year rules

 In your twenties work for someone or work for lots of people and gain knowledge, in your thirties work for yourself, become an entrepreneur, in your forties try and put this knowledge of 2 decades into your  work  and work with people whom you like and work on things which you like and which really matters to you and bring value to the table, in your fifties work with youngsters and policy makers and share knowledge and try put your perspective to make a small difference, in your sixties start a foundation work on the subject which is close to your heart and start giving it back, in your seventies relax and pen your thoughts and brush your memories, in your eighties say good bye and leave the world hopefully in a better place than you found, so that you can leave peacefully assuring yourself that you have contributed something rather than only consuming the offers of mother earth...

Entrepreneur is someone who not only sees an opportunity but creates an opportunity not only for himself, but for the stake holders and for the market...