THREE GENERATIONS, SUNDAY TIMES — PART II

WHAT’S THE BIRTHPLACE OF NEW IDEAS? What If Your Next Big Business

Idea Is Waiting at a Place You Haven’t Even Planned to Visit? A father and son. An

unplanned Sunday evening. A Gen Z restaurant. A simple cup of coffee. And one

unexpected question. “Papa, how did this idea come to your mind?” For nearly a

month, Dr. Abhishek Gilara and his son had been discussing an upcoming business

venture. Yet a completely new possibility for scaling that venture emerged suddenly

while they were sitting in a restaurant they had decided to visit just thirty minutes

earlier. Why there? Why at that moment? And why had the idea not appeared during

their previous business discussions? These questions became the inspiration behind

Three Generations, Sunday Times — Part II: What’s the Birthplace of New

Ideas?Drawing upon decades of entrepreneurial experience, the responsibility of

carrying forward a jewellery legacy established in 1921, and conversations with the

next generation, Dr. Gilara explores three powerful lessons:

THE BIRTH OF AN IDEA Why extraordinary business possibilities sometimes emerge during ordinary, unplanned

moments. THE POWER OF ENVIRONMENT Why entrepreneurs must explore new places, interact with different minds

and experience the environments where fresh thinking is developing. THE STRENGTH OF THREE GENERATIONS How

inherited wisdom, practical experience and youthful curiosity can come together to create opportunities that no single generation

might imagine alone. This book challenges entrepreneurs, parents, business leaders and young professionals to reconsider

where they search for inspiration and how they learn from the people around them. It reminds us that tradition and

innovation need not compete, that experience should never become a barrier to curiosity, and that the next generation must

be encouraged not merely to inherit businesses but to expand the possibilities within them. Because ideas do not have

permanent addresses. They can be born in a boardroom, a workshop, a university, a marketplace, a family conversation—or

over an unexpected Sunday coffee. THE NEXT GREAT IDEA MAY NOT BE WAITING INSIDE YOUR OFFICE. IT

MAY BE WAITING WHERE YOU HAVE NEVER THOUGHT OF GOING.