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Anoop Bishnoi — Picking Oneself Up After Failure

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Life is unpredictable, and so is a business – not everything goes as planned. This is because outside forces are constantly at work, both creating situations and choices that lead us to success or, more often than not, place roadblocks in our path. While no entrepreneur wants to think of negative situations, it goes without saying that failures are a part of every successful journey. At the time it may feel crushing, but in reality every time you fail at something you get an opportunity to learn from it, grow, and evolve. In a way- the more success you desire, the more failure you must overcome. We all read about inspirational success stories every day, but rarely does someone tell us about the stories of their failures. That’s because we often see it as a flaw, a negative, something that shouldn’t have happened or be talked about! In today’s read we’re going to figure out how we can overcome failures to reach our eventual goals. Recently we had a chance to have a quick conversation wi

Anoop Bishnoi - Developmental Crisis in Children

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 Since the COVID-19 pandemic, education has been severely disrupted. The global priority in response to this crisis is to ensure that every child is supported so that they can return to school and the learning loss can be recovered. Throughout the pandemic children have missed out on normal developmental opportunities. Their lives became narrow, just in and around home, which of course was needed to keep them safe from COVID-19. But without question, it also robbed them of numerous life lessons that can’t be taught at home. What happens now – their social skills are out of practice and they might be a little more emotionally fragile than they would normally be. This has been an incredibly difficult period for children, but as parents and guardians, we need to find ways to get their lives back on track. As someone who has worked immensely for the educational cause as well as served social responsibilities through active coordination with multiple NGOs, Anoop Bishnoi , also expressed h

How to start a business with limited capital – Anoop Bishnoi

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There’s no doubt that businesses need capital to get off the ground. However, if you have a great idea, there are many ways to start your business without incurring huge costs. If you’re reading this, you’re probably wondering how to start a business with little or no money, or is it even possible….well, the answer is – Yes! It’s indeed possible and throughout this article, we’ll share some great tips on how to start a business with limited or no capital. Businesses are traditionally conditioned to begin with a mindset of filling the gap – between the customer’s needs and the already available services/products in the market (some of which may not be upto the mark). That’s how we establish a goal and create something new and innovative that is yet to be brought to the market. But if you’re someone who’s starting out small, instead of asking yourself about the gap in the market, start with the question, “What can I provide, and who will be interested in it?” That’s about the idea, b

Anoop Bishnoi - Right time to start your own business

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 You’re reading this because you’re probably thinking about starting your own business, or maybe you’ve been delaying this thought…for months or years? Starting one’s own business indeed is one of the most adventurous things one can do in their life, after all, who doesn’t want to break free from the regular 9 to 5? But is it that easy to be your own boss, or does it ever gets easier at a certain time? To answer all these questions and more, we recently had a candid conversation with the Anoop Bishnoi , and here’s what he has to say to all the aspiring entrepreneurs, “No matter what time it is, there’s always some type of risk involved in the initial phase of any business idea. The thing is, you should be sure of what you want to do. If you have a market for your product/ service, the right strategy, and all the necessary resources to thrive, then don’t wait for any right time, just listen to your instinct and follow it. If you’ve decided to start, just remember one thing, be financial

An entrepreneurial mindset - Anoop Bishnoi

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 Being an entrepreneur and having an entrepreneurial mindset are two separate things. If we look closely at how business people become successful, then it won’t go unnoticed that they have a way of thinking and an attitude that is different from most. In today’s read, we’ll be getting to know more about how entrepreneurs think and most importantly, how to think like an entrepreneur yourself, from none other than a business mentor and entrepreneur himself – Anoop Bishnoi . Talking about entrepreneurial mindsets, here’s what Anoop has to say, “No matter how long you have been in a business, you have to start seeing every day as a new day with new opportunities, that’s the biggest success mantra I have always believed in. Most people think that having a breakthrough idea or a business vision is all you need to enter the entrepreneurial world. I would say there’s a lot more to sustain yourself long term. Figure out yourself first, once you start working on that, you’ll develop a greater be

Understanding Startup Ventures - Anoop Bishnoi

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 India’s startup ecosystem has gone through a revolutionary change over the last decade or so, the ease of funding and local scenarios have inspired a lot of entrepreneurs to kick start their journey and manifest their ideas on solid ground. We could list a hundred things that could be kept in mind while investing in a startup, but in today’s read; we’ll be taking an investor’s opinion on the same, the well-known entrepreneur and business mentor, Anoop Bishnoi . A startup is a company with a hyper-growth mindset, but for it to give you a good return, there should be a great potential for it to scale massively in the future. Anoop Singh Bishnoi feels, “In a diverse country like India where social scenarios change every few kilometers, an ideal business model should have an in-depth industry understanding and consumer connect…that’s what gives homegrown startups a better chance to succeed.  As an investor, understand the business idea before putting your money in – its market size as w