From mother to daughter

From mother to daughter - quote

My mum has given me a piece of advices recently which I truly appreciated and I want to share it with you...

'There is no point of hurting people or yourself for free just because you cannot deal with your own negative thoughts'...'You have to learn to live in the present in order to be more compassionate with yourself and others'

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When it is good...

When it is good, it is so so good. You are in nirvana as you live for a second or two right now. And then before you know it, It's gone. Accept it. Do not look back. I can't promise that they will be some more enlightenment tomorrow. Yet if you start dancing and smiling, it will be so so good.

Meeting with Tushara Canekeratne in the Studio, Loughborough University

Tushara Canekeratne, fellow at Stanford University, CEO at Nadastra Inc. and Co-Founder Virtusa Corporation had a full day of tours and meetings in order to learn more about current work taking place at Loughborough University. One of her last stop of the day was in The Studio. To welcome her, Meg and 10 entrepreneurs eager to learn from her life experience. The following piece tells what happens and some of the lessons taken from the interaction. As she came into the room, we felt a rise in energy. She was ready to interact, meet with people and engage with them - eyes wide-opened, curious and interested, a ravishing smile. We could only be fond of her from the get go. She introduced herself. She is an entrepreneur, a mentor, a passionate philanthropist and investor in young people's education, empowerment and leadership development. She is also a mother, a wife, a family member and she cares deeply for the needs of her inner circle. We are impressed by her achievements as much...

Ph.D journey - each year has been pretty special

I have one year left to finish my ph.d. My topic is on the factors influencing consumers to repair small electrical products. It is linked to this concept called the circular economy. It take a pro-conservation lense as opposed to a pro-growth focus. but you will soon understand after reading how the three years went that it is all a mirage. My first year was special. I organised a festival. It was called the Green Festival of Making and Mending, here in Leicester. It was the birth of me. a painful birth but nevertheless worth it. I was trying to manage as best as I could my voluntary activities with university. I was trying to find my voice in this mess called the literature review. It was a struggle but I manage to get there eventually. I believed that all humans can acquire new skills and flourish by working together. It is through this mean that we can make our time here better and help generations to come to live longer and safer on this planet. I wanted to organise m...

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