Material: Leather (Hand-coloured, Vegetable Tanned, Full Grain)

Color: HAZELNUT

Weight: 100 gm

•Superior A5 sized compatible notebook encased within this Organiser.

•Versatile and Functional pockets-1 big for large documents, 2 small for mobile phone, cards etc 

•Dedicated slots for notebook, smartphone, pen, earphones, credit cards, passport, bills and important papers.

•Elastic Divider for storage cards, currency cards, ear phones. Also, loop for pen.

•Right side velcro strap convertible into extra loop for pens etc.

•Left side Velcro strap closure for added security and durability.

•Premium Handmade Craftsmanship. Top grain vegetable-tanned leather that’s truly chromium free. The old-world artisanal tanning process uses ecofriendly, all-natural resources such as bark, branches, or leaves to give it beautiful colour.

•Meaningful Symbol Embossed running on both sides.

•Round Corners for elegant look. 

•Great for professional business men and women alike, the all-purpose organiser lets you prepare efficiently for important meetings, interviews, business trips, entrepreneurial outings and every other opportunity that comes your way.

ONE GOAL

It is true that we all are social animals and cannot exist in isolation. But trying to do everything at same time not only wastes our time, but also will make all the things we pursue less effective. We have to dream holistic and define ONE GOAL each for different zones of our life.

We call it MBRF i.e. defining one goal each towards Mind, Body, Relationship and Finance. 

If you don't have a vision for your own life, you'll become part of someone else's vision for their life. So it is very important to set your clear priority in life.

Clear priorities in each segment of your life i.e your mental health, your physical body, people around you and your work life.

By aligning your priorities, you will find more sense of purpose, be able to manage your time, and stay motivated by simply focusing on ONE GOAL at a time in each sphere!

This doesn’t imply that every day is perfect day wherein you get to spend the exact right amount of time with oneself, family, business or society. You need to create balance or harmony over a course of week, month, or quarter. That’s how you can create best WORK-LIFE BALANCE.

Sub-divide goals into plans and actions i.e long, medium and short term to make it measureable and realistic. Note your PLAN and review its progress periodically (Monthly/weekly). You know your task yourself better than anyone else. So you choose review frequency which is best for you. Review is important!

Being successful in life does not mean to be successful at work only, but also in the other four zones of life as well. Never get so busy making a living that you forget to make a life!

The MBRF symbol with you will remind you to be successful in life is to be in a state of ‘joy’ and in ‘sync’ with your life and nature.

KAITHI SCRIPT

The Kaithi script has been used predominantly in North Indian states and Nepal since the 16th century until the early 1900s. 

 

 Its use was generally discouraged under British rule in India. Documents in Kaithi are still traceable as it was used in government offices of Bihar till in early 1900s. This is a lost script now and it is very difficult to find people who know Kaithi.

Kaithi writing resembles Devanagari. Many letters closely resemble devanagari in shape but its cursive style is distinctive. Kaithi is also called the cursive form of Devanagari because of its cursive feature. Another major difference is that, it is generally written without headstroke but with serifs. Both Kaithi and Devanagari are the Gupta branch of Brahmi script.

Another theory says that, Kaithi script derives its name from the word Kayastha. The Kayastha community was closely associated with princely courts and colonial governments of North India. They were traditionally administrators and accountants and employed to write and maintain records of legal documents and revenue transactions.

There are thirty-five consonant letters and either eight or ten vowel letters in Kaithi. The collation orders of letters are based on articulatory phonetics like Devanagari script. The punctuation marks danda and double danda are used for marking pauses in the text, and are sometimes written with serifs. The symbols anusvara and visarga are used as in other Indic scripts. Candrabindu is used more rarely. It employs a set of digits from 0-9, many of which closely resemble their Devanagari equivalents.

 Transformation Story_The Lost Script Kaithi