Prabhkiran Singh believes starting a business is just like deep-sea dive
One deep sea dive on Bewakoof.com cofounder’s bucket list is The Great Barrier Reef in Australia.
By Shannon Tellis, ET Bureau |
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Ever wondered how challenging it would be to start your own company? According to Prabhkiran Singh, it can be as simple (or as difficult) as a deep-sea dive. The Bewakoof.com cofounder (who has been diving since he was 22) believes that diving into the ocean is a lot like diving into the startup world. It requires careful planning.
“Scuba is a slightly risky sport — [in the end, it’s about] that one breath that you mismanage — but with proper planning and training it becomes really safe,” the certified diver told ETPanache. “That idea fascinated me, and I applied it to the start-up landscape. [For me] The recipe to high growth is to pick something that people perceive as high risk and make it safer with better strategy and execution.”
One deep sea dive on Singh’s bucket list is The Great Barrier Reef in Australia.
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“Scuba is a slightly risky sport — [in the end, it’s about] that one breath that you mismanage — but with proper planning and training it becomes really safe,” the certified diver told ETPanache. “That idea fascinated me, and I applied it to the start-up landscape. [For me] The recipe to high growth is to pick something that people perceive as high risk and make it safer with better strategy and execution.”
One deep sea dive on Singh’s bucket list is The Great Barrier Reef in Australia.
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