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Well, this is a hard question.

I've never been good at imagining my life in the future. I think that a part of that has to do with why I'm a good entrepreneur- the ability to seize opportunities as they arrive and to plan on the fly has served me well in my life thus far.

Recently, though, I have invested in my future- going back to graduate school, focusing on my career and dreams, and taking steps to insure that I can make my future into what I hope it to be.

There are things I need, in order to be happy, and there are things I want, in order to add comfort to my life. Something that I need is a feeling that I am making some difference in the world; improving lives and changing the way that others interact with the world in a positive way.
Things I want are some measures of success in my goals- a successful business, a good reputation, friends of like mind and goals surrounding me...

I can only hope that by 2020 I will have started my business that attempts to address creating positive change, the business will have been successful, and will be looking at expansion across different areas nationally and globally.


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Comment by Caroline Himmelman on March 12, 2010 at 11:01pm
Wise words. I'm not quite ready to start my business yet (want to finish up school first), but you're right that action is extremely important!
Comment by Caroline Himmelman on March 16, 2010 at 5:33pm
A middle point for me would be putting together a team I think could run the business and be passionate about it. For me, that involves a lot of networking to find the right bunch of people.
Comment by Rahul Dewanjee on March 17, 2010 at 5:35pm
Good things happen to those who wait. I'm sure Babson will prepare you to seize the opprtunity to make a difference. You receive +1 for courage for investing in the power of education to align with your goals of entrepreneurship. There is a context for your current actions. Great!!!
Comment by Rahul Dewanjee on March 21, 2010 at 12:15am
just when you are ready, let me know if you would like to partner in anything related to education based social enterprise. I am a Teach India fellow currently and I see education as an opportunity to both give something relevant and create wealth...so there is an enlightened self interest and people like yourself might make a good collaborator I reckon...let's see how we can specifically target the Fortune at the Bottom of the Pyramid.....
Comment by Rahul Dewanjee on March 21, 2010 at 12:49am
For a majority of us today, there can be no motivation greater than to make money and material wealth unless we are born with billions....the trick is to make money as quickly as we can so that we can connect to greater needs of our life....based on Maslow's Philosophy of Self Actualisation.

As an average change maker but genuinely passionate nonetheless, I feel there is a real sense of excitement to see primary education in India creating contextual relevance of making little kids enablers of real change in future and to make the schools and all learning resources as part of a platform to 'design think' and create solutions to everyday problems and be change makers as well....

I wish to build this contagion effect through primary education...here is also someone who did exactly that for real while I am still talking.

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