Upendra Mishra

1 month ago | bostonrealestatetimes.com | Upendra Mishra

By Upendra MishraBOSTON – Early in the year, many of us thought the economy was heading in the right direction, but recent shifts have raised questions. Businesses are tightening their belts, cutting costs, and making tough decisions, including layoffs and halting spending on non-essential areas. This raises an urgent question for marketers: How can you attract new clients and, perhaps even more importantly, how can you retain the ones you already have?

1 month ago | indianewengland.com | Upendra Mishra

By Upendra MishraBOSTON—My life in the village lasted until the fifth grade, possibly until I was about 10 or 11. The school building we had back then has long been replaced by a new structure, but in those days, most of our classes were held outdoors. In the summer, we gathered under the shade of trees, and during the winter, we sat in the open sun. Each of us brought our own mat, which we would lay out on the dirt before the class started.

1 month ago | bostonrealestatetimes.com | Upendra Mishra

By Upendra MishraBOSTON— At its core, business development is about identifying new prospects, understanding their challenges, offering solutions to those problems, and being compensated for your efforts. It’s an ongoing process, vital to the growth of any business, regardless of how full your pipeline may appear. However, many businesses launch their business development campaigns with great enthusiasm, only to see that energy wane over time.

1 month ago | indianewengland.com | Upendra Mishra

By Upendra MishraBOSTON— Before diving into the core of this reflection, I feel compelled to share a personal experience: During my three years in Allahabad (now Prayagraj) as a student, I never took the famed dip at the confluence of India’s sacred Ganges and Yamuna rivers. Fast forward to this year, when I read and saw reports that over 663 million people flocked to the site during the Maha Kumbh Mela. I was taken aback, as were many others.

2 months ago | indianewengland.com | Upendra Mishra

By Upendra MishraBOSTON—For millennia, philosophers from both Eastern and Western traditions have underscored the importance of the phrase “Know Thyself.” This ancient wisdom was famously inscribed on the Temple of Apollo in Delphi, Greece. In Indian and Eastern philosophies, this concept aligns with self-realization, self-knowledge, and the exploration of the nature of “self” and reality. Knowing oneself fosters self-awareness and introspection.