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My LifeMojo Profile Page

We had added Profile Pages to LifeMojo a while back. I was a bit busy with some personal stuff so couldn’t update my personal profile on LifeMojo earlier, but here it is now :)

http://www.lifemojo.com/people/namit

So you guys can have a look at what I am upto ( health wise ;) ) and the good thing is that it keeps tweeting on my behalf as well :)

Oh, and if you want an easier access, just subscribe to my Fitness Feed here : http://www.lifemojo.com/people/namit/feed

LifeMojo covered in Economic Times

LifeMojo was covered in the “high flier” section of the Economic Times on this Tuesday, 3rd March 2009. Here is a link to the article on the e version of Economic Times. Click on the image below to view the Article (as an image).

Institutional Support for Business innovations at Grassroots levels

I presented at St. Joseph’s College of Commerce today on the topic “Institutional Support for Business innovations at Grassroots levels”.

Sharing the presentation that I used during the session.

It was nice to see so many MBA students turning up for the session. Thank you Prof. Ravi for inviting me to share my experiences.

Dell Adamo is on “my next Laptop list”

I had to update a driver for my Dell XPS M1210 (which I love!). Dell is running a promotion for their to be launched Dell Adamo.

Watch the promo / intro from Dell here or have a look at this video (the most descriptive video for it that I could find)






I love the one in black… If you like it too, follow the update from dell using their RSS Feed.

On the way to become a Nutritionist

Talking to all the nutritionists made me realize that they look at food, health, weight loss and fitness in a completely different way than we do. I want to understand their perspective. I want to know more about food, nutrition, the way body utilizes food and much more along the similar lines. Also this would help me to keep a better check on the business.

I have been learning from the study material for Nutrition and Dietetics course at IGNOU, for which unfortunately the qualification criteria for the Nutrition course is some bachelor’s degree in Biology or Home Science (which I do not have). Anyways, since I was already studying, I thought why not go and get a diploma on Nutrition as well, which would enable me to practice Nutrition as a profession ;) So I went ahead and checked out the options available in India for someone like me. The best option available for an engineer like me is the course “Diploma in Applied Nutrition and Dietetics” at Bangalore University, of which I am a student now :)