Krishnan's Blog

Though my profession is running a company called FoodPunch , I also have lots of interests and hobbies which I wish to pursue. They are running an online magazine or newspaper with some unique topic or title, visiting the Indian country side, cooking, blogging, photography, owning a coffee shop. Have I atleast tried to accomplish any of these hobbies? "No" . The reason is simple and an usual one, I was busy falling in love with a girl in college, after college I was busy looking for a job, at job I was busy trying to climb the corporate ladder and running a family and now I am busy running a company. All these days I have only worked worked and worked. Relaxing and enjoying life though was in my mind but was not in my priority list. My current aim is to take FoodPunch to great hieghts. Till then there is no relaxing in my mind. You might wonder why am I blowing my own trumpet. :D I a few days back during one of my casual browsing I had a chance to visit a blog being maint

Name: Tanya. K D.O.B: 29/12/2008 Birth Time: 2:29 a.m Birth weight: 2.92 kg Gestation period: 40 weeks +2 Birth height: 48 cm Head circumference: 32 cm

I am writing a blog post after quite some time. The main inspiration behind this blog post was an email sent by my friend Imran. The email had an URL which redirected to a powerpoint presentation, which outlined the doom of "Subhiksha", the retail giant. The presentation was well drafted and covered almost every point which was the main reason behind Subhiksha's doom. You can view the original article here . I do not want to write an explanation on this presentation. I want to concentrate and write about one point - "Rapid/Uncontrolled Expansion". Is rapid or uncontrolled growth good for a company or a human being? The answer is a simple "no". The reason is very simple. A building built on a weak basement is for sure to fall. So the fact " building strong basement konjum weak " is applicable to everything present in this world. Be it a company or an individual. Hence instead of attaining rapid or uncontrolled growth one should concentrate