Later in life….

It was quite late in life, when I appreciated my mother’s fine craftsmanship skills, and the beauty of her stoic attitude. She was a single parent bringing up three kids on scarce resources. The boots which she had created from an old pair of jeans did not thrill us at that stage in life, but … Continue reading Later in life….

The End

Shucks… the dreaded nightmare of an empty auditorium…. This is what he had feared all his life. It was the funeral of a well-known politician, with only a few policemen impatiently looking at their watches. He had forged lucrative links with terrorists in his last unglorious years. (280 characters)   Twittering Tales #84

Breaking the window

The Entrepreneur of the Year Award goes to ….. Sitara smiled for the cameras as she received the award. An unexpected question popped up, before she could start with her well-rehearsed acceptance speech. “Sitara, our viewers would like to know what made you chose this yellow and blue plane as your logo. Your business is … Continue reading Breaking the window

Reverse Flow

I have seen organizations which set up goals and benchmarks, but fail to provide the tools, or set up a culture to achieve those. Maybe the leaders did not know how to do it, or nursed a hidden agenda. I wonder if the people who push the concept of altruism have a hidden agenda. What … Continue reading Reverse Flow