Life Lessons for the Young Professional

A book by Subroto Bagchi
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Times of Mind

The Castaway
May 2, 2006

Staff Canteen
April 7, 2006

All Value Migrate
March 31, 2006

Of Life And Its Contradictions

March 24, 2006

Open The Borders
March 17, 2006

Work As Child’s Play
March 10, 2006

May Day In July
March 3, 2006

The Missng I
February 24, 2006

No Full Stops in India
February 17, 2006

Yoking Avishek
February 10, 2006

Need Versus Justification
January 27, 2006

The Stranger in Your Life
January 20, 2006

Bunti aur Babli
January 13, 2006

A Tale Of Two Managers
January 6, 2006

Stairway To Success
December 30, 2005

Job Satisfaction
December 23, 2005

The Ugly Duckling
December 16, 2005

Mostly Bad Apples
December 9, 2005

The fallen Tomato Cart
December 2, 2005

Start your own
November 25, 2005

The survivor
November 18, 2005

Fake Encounters
November 11, 2005

The Power of Mentoring
November 4, 2005

Google Your Career
October 28, 2005

Letter from Nimesh Anand
October 21, 2005

The Relative Factor
October 14, 2005

Written on Sand
October 7, 2005

What will I be, what will I be?
September 30, 2005


The World Replies
Posted by harsha
on Thursday, June 25th, 2009
Dear Subroto, Every column that you have come up with has moved and influenced many of us. The Zen garden is an inspiring and much needed approach to allow us to connect to many of the entrepreneurs we dream to converse (read more)

Posted by Lubna
on Saturday, June 20th, 2009
Dear Subroto, Thank you for sharing your experiences at Cicada, I hope to go visit it some day soon. As the Maggi (?) ketchup ad, used to say: It is different. Well, this tag line certainly applies to Forbes India. (read more)

Posted by Geetha Manichandar
on Thursday, June 18th, 2009
Hi Lubna, Thanks a ton for telling me about Zen Garden in the first place! Warm regards, Geetha (read more)

Posted by Geetha Manichandar
on Thursday, June 18th, 2009
Dear Subrotoda, Have loved spending time - reading and commenting - in your Beautiful Zen Garden. Look forward to many, many more such wondrous moments of reflection. And I have also loved spreading the word about this (read more)

Posted by Anupama
on Tuesday, June 16th, 2009
Dear Subrorto Sir I had read your book 'Go Kiss The World' sometime back. But I was not aware of your blog, so could not write about it earlier. Your book is one of the most inspiring, beautiful, meaningful books that (read more)

Posted by Sarbajit Banerjea (Shorbo)
on Wednesday, June 10th, 2009
I enjoyed both the article and the images equally :) You must listen to Lens more often - he has the power to refresh, rejuvenate and reinvigorate! (read more)

Posted by Lubna
on Friday, June 5th, 2009
Hi Anupam, Thanks for your post. I agree with your statement: "One should have instincts to see the dots, math your skills sets and connect them. " This to me is an independent individual action, which I strongly believe in. As (read more)

Posted by lu ellen
on Saturday, May 30th, 2009
"I did not see any tigers." Lens is a cheeky thing. Ah, I am still laughing. That is my favorite line. Lens did an impressive job. The Serpent Eagle is impressive. (read more)

Posted by Richa Arora
on Saturday, May 30th, 2009
Hello Subroto Sir, Wish you a very Happy Birthday. I was reading the Book "go kiss the world " and to my surprise it is 31st May 12.30 PM i came across page no 216 where i got to know (read more)

Posted by Anupam
on Thursday, May 28th, 2009
Very nice article by Subroto. I am jotting down some of my understandings. Every thing gets created twice - once inside and then outside. We say our actions define our future. But there is something greater which molds our action. By (read more)