It’s a Friday evening…It’s been yet another demanding week at work and you’re sitting holding a glass of single malt, reflecting on the task list for the weekend and the drudgery that the following Monday beholds. You take a few more sips and then wonder….what else? Where is that camera you used to take out every weekend and head to the hills when you first started work? What happened to that painting that lay unfinished for twelve years, lying in a corner of the store room. Why didn’t you ever take up that course in sailing that you had promised yourself as a student? When will you find the time to transform your notes into a book that has been thrust into the echelons of forgotten aspirations and dreams. And then it strikes you. Your identity is relegated to a mere designation printed on your business card. Surely, there is more to your life? Single Malt India is a forum to help individuals pursue their aspirations and passions and commence or re-commence their journeys of passions and self-discovery. It is a quest for their true identities and an expedition in expanding their horizons and discovering their true potential. Single Malt India would profile the journeys and experiences of individuals : Explorers : Those who have followed their interest and passions across a wide canvas of interests along with their professions, and also unique, Voyagers : Talented and gifted individuals who have masterfully merged their profession and passions and taken the plunge It would stimulate discussions and conversations on their inspirations, challenges, sacrifices and determination in their pursuits. It would provide an avenue for the dreamers who have been seeking to take the plunge to reach out to the forum members to inspire and equip themselves with the information, perspective and advise that they may seek as they shake themselves out of their stupor and shake themselves off the fence. This forum is for individuals who are contemplating to pursue their passion leaving behind their comfort zone and routines. The forum would act as a ‘channel of influence’ as well as provide users support and guidance through the process.
Posted on: Sat, 20 Jul 2013 07:37:38 +0000
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