Author: JohnSmith

This is a very complex topic involving three very important terms – Success, Intelligence Quotient, and Emotional Quotient. Therefore to fully understand this article, we need to understand each term properly. Success – This is a very relative term. There can be achievements you are not satisfied with which might be a dream for someone else. So success is a very personalized thing. It may also refer to both professional as well as personal achievements. For example – becoming CEO is a success, gaining 20 pounds in a year is a success, etc. Intelligence quotient – It is a kind…

You must have read thousands of success quotes, you might have seen numerous motivational videos and clips. All these videos, speeches, quotes do charge us up. We feel motivated and highly pumped up. But the air pressure gradually leaks and we again become what we were before watching those videos and motivational seminars. Why don’t these work motivational tools work? Why one doesn’t take the inputs from these seriously and become successful? For example- you watched Sundar Pichai. You become inspired, you watched his videos and got motivated. You decided to follow his path. You arranged for all the documents…

According to IBEF, the education industry in India is estimated at US$ 109.6 billion in 2021. In 2020-21, there were 9700 AICTE approved colleges and the number is ever increasing. India is considered as a country of youngest population offers a great opportunity for business in the education sector. The educational fees in schools and colleges are sky-rocketed. Though Government colleges offer nominal fees, they have a very less number of student intake. And this huge competition among students forces them to go to private institutions charging high tuition fees. And then going abroad for higher studies adds much cost…