Thanks for the feature TimesNext! Here's to growth at Red Bangle! timesnext.com/bangalore-base…

This amazing impact business is taking an entire generation of artisans out of poverty and giving them access to global consumers. Meet Industree Foundation on my latest episode! #talkshow #social #entrepreneur #impact #artisans #manufacturing youtu.be/4pxJSzRnH28

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#Opinion: Lakshmi Rebecca from Red Bangle sheds light on how technology can be an enabler for storytelling for brands during the changing times Lakshmi Rebecca @red_bangle socialsamosa.com/2021/01/opinio…

Hello again everyone on X! This was called Twitter the last time I posted. ;)

Of the 200-300Mn content creators worldwide, only 12% even make $50k a year. This isn’t a talent problem. It’s a model problem. This is what I get into with Chris Do, educator & content creator, in my new show Watch now! youtu.be/x2coJr-C4z4

90% of all businesses worldwide are small or medium-sized. But a lot of us have been conditioned to believe that if we aren't chasing a "Unicorn" valuation, we are standing still. This "uncool" narrative strikes us across platforms: - The News: Glorifies VC rounds. - Social

Startup failure is common. Talking honestly about it while starting over, isn’t. If you’re building, thinking of building, or rebuilding - this one is for you. Nearly 90% of startups fail. Funded. Non-funded. Bootstrapped. Venture-backed. It doesn’t matter. I’ve been thinking a

FUN is a truly undervalued asped of entrepreneurship. I could not agree more with Sriram Ganesh when he talks about the need to have fun when you are building a startup. How do you last long years of pursuing an ambition, dealing with challenges and failures, and celebrating

When everything feels unfamiliar and the task ahead seems daunting, a smile signals that I'm okay. A pearl of wisdom from paralympian Lizzy Smith at The Female Quotient this weekend. #uplift #women

"Modern loneliness masks itself in hyper connectivity." May be this is why podcasts are big today… you feel you are in the room with the people speaking, even when you are not. This was just one of the gems from a conversation between Esther Perel and Spike Jonze (Writer and

How Julia Hartz co-founded and scaled Eventbrite to a $1.8Bn IPO, lost tens of millions of dollars during the pandemic, did a pivot to save the business, and scaled the company to 180 countries and 83 million ticket sales a year (and had four children while doing all of that)!