Nabil School of Social Entrepreneurship-Nabil SSE

The myth is Passion alone guarantees success but the truth is sustainable growth comes from combining passion with strategy, research, and adaptability.
Entrepreneurship is not only about enthusiasm, it’s about building with purpose and direction.

Did you know a large share of MSME startups in Nepal are funded through personal savings and ancestral property, reflecting the strong spirit of self-reliance among entrepreneurs. As access to formal financing continues to grow, it is creating new opportunities for sustainable business expansion and long-term growth.

Source:https://www.nrb.org.np/contents/uploads/2024/01/P2P-lending-Final-2024.1.28.pdf

The journey of Hasana Maharjan shows how a simple idea can grow into a successful brand with learning, consistency, and courage. Starting in 2023 and reaching both national and international recognition, her story proves that success doesn’t happen overnight, it is built step by step. Her journey can inspire others to start and believe in their own ideas.

Let her story inspire your journey.
Follow Nabil SSE and start yours today.

Nabil School of Social Entrepreneurship मार्फत समाजमा सकारात्मक परिवर्तन ल्याउन उद्यमशील सोचलाई सशक्त बनाउँदै, नयाँ सोच र क्षमता विकास गर्ने अवसर।

Glimpses of the 4th Learning Block of Nabil SSE Fellowship, where fellows explored SMART goal setting, learned from real entrepreneurial journeys, and connected with mentors for strengthening clarity and confidence along the way.

Understanding the right business structure is the first step toward building a strong and sustainable venture. From sole proprietorship to public limited companies, each model offers unique advantages depending on your goals, scale, and vision. Choose wisely and set the foundation for long-term growth.

Source: Must Know Business Structures If You’re Starting Your Own (April 16, 2026), https://dartanepal.com/business-structures-in-nepal/

Myth: The first business idea is always the best and never needs to change. In reality, the first idea is rarely perfect it's just a starting point. True growth comes from listening to customer feedback, understanding what works, and continuously improving or pivoting the idea to build something that truly succeeds.